GHG Legal | Criminal Justice Support
GHG Legal provides professional police station representation for people facing police questioning.
Independent legal advice can help protect a person's rights from the outset of an investigation.
Know what you're facing before you answer.
Whether arrested or attending a voluntary interview, you may not know what evidence the police have.
Before questioning, your legal representative can seek a briefing from the investigating officer about the allegations and available evidence.
They can then speak to you privately, explain what's been disclosed and help you make informed decisions about your interview.
Do not walk into police questioning unprepared.
WHY REQUEST GAIL?
Gail Hadfield-Grainger is an accredited Police Station Representative, not a solicitor.
Her experience includes murder investigations, multi-handed drug conspiracies and serious firearms cases.
Her specialist focus is protecting clients during police questioning — scrutinising disclosure, challenging improper procedures and standing firmly for their rights.
The police may control the interview room. They don't control your rights.
Whether you've been arrested or invited to a voluntary police interview, you can request free, independent legal advice.
Ask the custody officer or interviewing officer to arrange legal representation. You can request the duty solicitor or ask for a solicitor of your choice.
Even if you've already said no to legal advice, you can change your mind.