I need a criminal defence solicitor in Oxford—who should I contact? Call Ghafar Khan directly on 07500 556587, or use SMS, WhatsApp or email. Provide the allegation, police station, investigating officer and any bail or court date.
Whether you are a student, resident, professional or visitor, a criminal allegation requires careful and confidential advice. Ghafar Khan provides representation from interview through Oxford court proceedings and serious Crown Court trials.
Speak to Ghafar Khan about a criminal case in Oxford
Call 07500 556587 · SMS/text · WhatsApp
Landline 03330 110 210 · notguilty@ghafarkhan.com
Criminal Defence Solicitor and High Court Advocate · SRA number 404917 · Acting throughout England and Wales · #CALLGFA
Experienced criminal defence for Oxford cases
Cases can turn on early interview decisions, disclosure and the reliability of digital or witness evidence. Ghafar Khan handles serious violence, drug supply, fraud, money laundering, conspiracies and allegations involving phones or online communications.
- Thames Valley Police interviews
- Arrest, detention and police bail
- Oxford Magistrates’ Court proceedings
- Oxford Crown Court and trial advocacy
- Appeals and applications concerning bail
- Telephone, financial and forensic evidence
Police and court information in Oxford
Oxford falls within the Thames Valley Police area. If invited to an interview, obtain the officer’s name, station and reference, then seek advice before agreeing how or when to attend.
Cases may be heard at Oxford Magistrates Court, Speedwell Street, OX1 1RZ, or Oxford Combined Court Centre, St Aldates, OX1 1TL. Check the latest listing on your own court notice.
Travel and local reference
Oxford railway station serves the city centre. Verify journeys through National Rail. The Radcliffe Camera and Oxford skyline provide local visual context only.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a solicitor for a voluntary police interview in Oxford?
You should obtain advice. The interview may influence charging decisions and later proceedings. Police-station advice is free, even when attendance is voluntary.
Can a university disciplinary process run alongside a criminal case?
It can. The procedures and consequences differ, and statements in one process may affect another. Obtain advice before responding in detail.
Which solicitor should I use for an Oxford Crown Court case?
Consider experience, communication and ability to analyse the particular evidence. Contact Ghafar Khan on 07500 556587 to discuss whether he can take over or represent you.
Service-area clarification
Ghafar Khan acts for clients in Oxford and throughout England and Wales but does not claim a staffed office in Oxford. Police-station attendance, conferences and court representation are arranged according to the case. This page provides general information, not advice about an individual matter.