Letter of rights - your rights when you are in a police station: easy read

Answering questions from the police

You have the right to remain silent.

You do not have to answer any questions the police ask you. But you do have to tell them–

your name

where you live

when is your birthday

where you were born and your nationality

If you don't know some of these details you must tell the police.

You will not be in trouble with the Police if you do not answer any other questions.

The police will tell you they will write down everything you say.

If you choose to answer questions, anything you say could be used as evidence if your case goes to court.