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Police Station Representative TrainingPrepare for PSRAS with confidence
Mock exams, CIT-style scenarios, and structured PACE 1984 / Code C–aligned preparation — everything you need to train well and feel ready on assessment day.
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England & Wales
PSRAS focused
- Aligned with PACE 1984, Code C, and PSRAS
- Timed MCQs and CIT-style scenarios
- Built for candidates in England & Wales
Platform
Everything you need to prepare well
Professional tools in one place — designed to help you progress with confidence.
Scenario-based training
Custody and interview situations so you apply PACE Code C and custody procedure under realistic conditions.
PACE Code C guidance
Clear coverage of PACE Codes of Practice and practice points relevant to police station representation.
Exam strategy
Learn what examiners expect — concise answers, priorities, and common pitfalls to avoid.
Process
How it works
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Why candidates choose PSR Train
- Real-world custody scenarios you can relate to
- Focused PSRAS preparation — every module counts
- Practical skills, not just textbook theory
Resources
Latest guides & articles
Free PSRAS preparation reading — PACE, CIT, portfolio tips, and exam strategy.
From the blog
PSRAS Prep
A Six-Week PSRAS Study Plan for Busy Candidates
Six weeks is enough for focused PSRAS consolidation if you already have baseline reading and some supervised or observed practice. This plan sequences Code C depth, identification and ethics units, timed mocks, and CIT scenarios for candidates who cannot take months away from work but can commit daily structured blocks.
PSRAS Prep
Telephone Advice in Custody Cases: PSRAS and Practice Notes
Not every custody matter needs immediate physical attendance, but telephone advice carries heightened risk — thinner disclosure, privacy failures, and clients who misunderstand remote limits. PSRAS candidates and working reps must know when phone advice suffices, when to travel, and how to document either path defensibly.
Career
Ethics and Conflicts for Police Station Representatives
Ethics units in PSRAS and real-world practice intersect constantly. Representatives face conflicts between co-defendants, prior knowledge of witnesses, confidentiality boundaries, and pressure to breach privilege. Knowing when to act, when to decline instructions, and when to escalate protects clients and careers.
Popular guides
PSRAS · 8 min
What is PSRAS? Police Station Rep Accreditation Explained
PSRAS is the accreditation framework for people who provide legally aided police station advice in England and Wales. It sets standards for knowledge, portfolio evidence, and assessment so representatives can work under appropriate supervision within a criminal defence firm.
PACE · 9 min
PACE Code C Guide for Police Station Representatives
PACE Code C under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 governs detention, treatment, and questioning of suspects. Police station reps must know custody rights, the caution, interview rules, vulnerable suspect safeguards, and detention reviews — core PSRAS assessment territory.
Exams · 8 min
Critical Incidents Test (CIT) — PSRAS Assessment Guide
The CIT presents realistic custody or interview scenarios and asks candidates to identify issues, prioritise actions, and justify decisions — often under time pressure. It tests application of PACE Code C and related procedure, not rote memorisation alone.
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