Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
thanks danny whiteoak |
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
The post your quoting is from April 2006, also the poster is a banned member. I'd suggest that your unlikely to hear anymore about this.
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
I talk regularly with an retired police officer and this subject comes up from time to time. He usually points out to me that people with criminal records are the ones that have been both found out and convicted. We all need to feel safe, but this kind of information won't make that happen, probably the opposite.
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
what do the police use then i thought they would have a website they use
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act - you're not obliged to disclose most convictions to anyone (with certain restrictions).
Any information like this would be severely restricted under the Data Protection Act as well. |
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
http://gov-reports.net/uk-search.php...onal%20Records |
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
hi i was just wanderin i got a five year reprimand when i was 16 for theft i was wanderin if after the 5 years is it cleared or will it still show up on crb checks???
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
---------- Post added at 18:56 ---------- Previous post was at 18:54 ---------- Quote:
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
so why is it called a 5 year reprimand what happens after the 5 years??
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
lol nope it was never really explained to me nothin has bin said or done about it tho.i was hopin ot would just go off it dependin on what the crb check was for.thanku tho
|
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
Quote:
Civil court judgements are not removed at all but should not affect your job applications except if you are trying to work with vunerable/ young people and have a custody judgement against you. Magistrates court judgements should be kept for ten years, but shouldnt affect your applications either. Crown court judgements follow that rule as well, with a few exeptions such as sex offences. I think people are getting confused between the CRB check and the PNC check. The CRB check can be done by anyone, on anyone, as long as they have permission in the form of ID of the subject of the check. Spent convictions should not be displayed in the basic form. PNC can only be checked by MoD staff, the Police and a few other agencies to a reduced degree, such as the DVLA. If i call up on the radio for a name check (PNC), the operator has on their display the subjects last known address, bail conditions if any, if the subject is wanted on various types of warrant which i wont go into now, and most importantly (for me), any warning markers the subject has. These are basically a way of telling me quickly if im dealing with a axe wielding mentalist, or just someone who is a gang member. If i ask for a PNC printout, however, what i get is a ream or so of paper detailing all the times the subject has been arrested, what for, and what the final results were. I should note here that the final results are not the sentance, just what police action was taken. Finally, i can ask for a court printout which gives me even more paper which has ALL of the subjects court results (even spent ones) on it. The reason for the distinction between the last two is that the police force has no direct influence on the judicial system, so all the police do is gather the evidence and deliver it to the CPS who make the decision on behalf of the crown whether it would be in the public interest to charge them. Contrary to popular belief (thanks, the bill!), the police have limited discretion, to decide if they should charge the subject. If the subject is arrested, the police only have 4 options, caution, final warning, charge or release them. In effect the CPS determines if there has been a crime. If anyone wants to discuss this in more detail, pm me. |
Re: Free Criminal Record Check
how old are you now and what sort of job is it
spent convictions are not normally put on any CRB unless the conviction is seen to be relevant by person doing the CRB or supposedly if a police officer is concerned about the person and then it wouldnt appear on your copy it is attached to the requsting agencies copy under strict non disclosure rules see http://www.crb.gov.uk/Default.aspx?page=310 http://www.crb.gov.uk/Default.aspx?page=1871 there is also this section that the requsting agency can get http://www.crb.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=1858 if you want to see what the form looks like see here http://www.crb.gov.uk/pdf/crb11%20guidance.pdf |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 06:05. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.