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About PSR Train

I'm Robert Cashman. PSR Train is the PSRAS exam preparation site I built for trainee police station reps and solicitors refreshing Code C.

Robert Cashman, criminal defence solicitor. I've worked in criminal law for over 30 years, and I've been a solicitor since 2001.

PSR Train is independent preparation. It does not award PSRAS accreditation. Your assessment organisation decides when you are accredited.

PSR Train is a training service run by Defencelegalservices Limited. It isn't a law firm and isn't regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. It doesn't give legal advice on individual cases.

Why I built it

I've trained a lot of trainee reps who know PACE on paper but lose marks when an officer pushes to interview early or a client raises vulnerability late. PSR Train lets you practise timed MCQs, CIT-style scenarios, and syllabus modules with worked explanations, so you spot those moments before the real assessment.

What is on the platform

  • Question banks and learning modules mapped to PSRAS syllabus areas
  • Timed mock exams and CIT-style scenarios with feedback you can learn from
  • PACE 1984 and Code C reference material tied to practice questions
  • A public legal advice hub with general information on police station rights (England and Wales only; not legal advice)

Company details

PSR Train is operated by DEFENCELEGALSERVICES LIMITED, a company registered in England and Wales. Company number 09900871. VAT registration number: GB 267 237 387. ICO registration number ZA198500. Contact: robertcashman@defencelegalservices.co.uk.

Registered company
DEFENCELEGALSERVICES LIMITED
Company number
09900871
Registered office
See Terms of Use, section 1
VAT
GB 267 237 387
Author
Robert Cashman · Defence Legal Services (DLS)

Further resources

For PSR community, news, and profession-specific resources in the UK, we recommend PoliceStationRepUK, a hub for police station representatives. For structured custody attendance notes, see Custody Note — Windows: Get it on Microsoft Store (UK); Download for Mac (notarised).

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