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Statement

Stephen Gawking · 2017-06-01 10:30:39

Who can accompany me to the Garda station when I have to give a statement? Was a witness to an incident recently & I'm wondering if i should have a witness or a solicitor with me.

01-06-2017 11:30am

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Stephen Gawking

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Who can accompany me to the Garda station when I have to give a statement? Was a witness to an incident recently & I'm wondering if i should have a witness or a solicitor with me.

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#2 02-06-2017 3:46am

Losty Dublin

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Unless you are likely to be accused of the incident or if it's a serious crime then you shouldn't really need a witness or solicitor. You can do worse than to talk to the Garda beforehand if you are nervous.

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