Does anyone know when a criminal record is considered "spent"?
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Igorian
It depends what you did? What ya do? 
Taken from the criminal records bureau website
The Nacro Resettlement Plus Helpline 020 7840 6464 can provide you with information and advice about:
* Whether an individual may have a criminal record. This is based purely on information you give us – Nacro does not have access to the NPC or any other information.
* Whether a conviction is spent or unspent.
seems unfair that a "spent" record is not totally deleted
The Nacro Resettlement Plus Helpline 020 7840 6464 can provide you with information and advice about:
* Whether an individual may have a criminal record. This is based purely on information you give us – Nacro does not have access to the NPC or any other information.
* Whether a conviction is spent or unspent.
seems unfair that a "spent" record is not totally deleted
Different offences have different rules although it is convictions, not records that become spent. Once "spent" they remain "on record".
Juvenile offences (under 18) remain on record for 3-5 years or until the juvenile turns 18 (whichever is the longest) after which they are removed, unless for setrious crimes or crimes of a sexual nature.
Adult convictions are considered "spent" but remain on record, hence the phrase "previous".
Juvenile offences (under 18) remain on record for 3-5 years or until the juvenile turns 18 (whichever is the longest) after which they are removed, unless for setrious crimes or crimes of a sexual nature.
Adult convictions are considered "spent" but remain on record, hence the phrase "previous".
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breezer
any use?
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