Very pleased to see that you seem to have a decent and caring solicitor.
Many cases get to trial that should never have done so. Many get the correct NG verdicts too and often in that situation the judge may well comment about it.
The police may interrogate your phones / computers etc before charge or after. There is no rule of law from what I understand.
Not all cases end up going the full course to verdicts. Some are dropped pre trial and some are dropped during the course of the trial. However, it is better really to assume it will go the whole way and prepare for that.
At this stage you could quietly (but not voraciously!) look for evidence that might help your case. If you find any, please do not take that to the police before asking legal advice about that. Too many people have gone to the police with alibi evidence, for instance, so the police have toddled off to the complainant who then changes his or her story to fit the accused's evidence.......
Many cases get to trial that should never have done so. Many get the correct NG verdicts too and often in that situation the judge may well comment about it.
The police may interrogate your phones / computers etc before charge or after. There is no rule of law from what I understand.
Not all cases end up going the full course to verdicts. Some are dropped pre trial and some are dropped during the course of the trial. However, it is better really to assume it will go the whole way and prepare for that.
At this stage you could quietly (but not voraciously!) look for evidence that might help your case. If you find any, please do not take that to the police before asking legal advice about that. Too many people have gone to the police with alibi evidence, for instance, so the police have toddled off to the complainant who then changes his or her story to fit the accused's evidence.......
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