Remote interviewing: The impact on access to legal representation in police stations

Gavin Oxburgh; Alena Nash; Bruno  Min; Laura Farrugia; Nicci MacLeod; Dave Walsh

Remote interviewing: The impact on access to legal representation in police stations

Gavin Oxburgh^*, Alena Nash, Bruno Min, Laura Farrugia, Nicci MacLeod, Dave Walsh

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Abstract

This policy briefing concerns research investigating the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on the legal representation and advice for suspects of crime. It is part of a wider project on The interviewing and legal representation of crime victims and suspects using digital communication methods . In this study, fifteen legal professionals from England and Wales agreed to take part in additional focus groups and/or one-to-one interviews to follow-up on some of the points they raised during the initial study reported in Policy Briefing 1. Their responses were analysed using Thematic Analysis.

Original language	English
Type	Policy Briefing
Media of output	Written
Publisher	Remote Interviewing
Number of pages	2
Place of Publication	Newcastle, UK
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2022

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