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  • IN10 conviction criminal record?

    Hello

    Friend wants to know as they've had conflicting information and online sources seems to conflict, but can anyone who conclusively knows answer these questions please:
    1. Is an IN10 driving conviction in magistrates court - i.e. no insurance, 6 points and a fine - a criminal record (in the sense of routinely recorded onto the PNC and searchable on DBS checks)?
    2. Is it a routinely recorded offence (i.e. goes onto the PNC) if no other conviction or driving offence is present?
    3. Is it an arrestable offence?
    4. Is the offence listed in the National Police Records (Recordable Offences) Regulations 2000?
    5. If it is (or isn't) a recordable offence, which law established this?
    6. If the individual wanted to find out conclusively if they have a criminal record (and if the IN10 conviction is shown on a DBS check), how could they find this out without doing an enhanced check themselves?
    7. If it is a criminal record, when will it be filtered from a DBS check?
    8. What constitutes whether a conviction is listed on the PNC? Is the criteria publically viewable?
    9. Unrelated, but is a magistrates court liability order for council tax also shown on a DBS check and is it a criminal record?
    Thanks
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  • #2
    I can only answer q9 No
    Liability Orders are dealt with by the Magistrates, but it is not a criminal matter,its a civil matter

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    • #3
      Originally posted by efpom View Post
      I can only answer q9 No
      Liability Orders are dealt with by the Magistrates, but it is not a criminal matter,its a civil matter
      Thanks, but would it nonetheless be revealed in a DBS check such as enhanced DBS - or it definitely wouldn't be revealed?

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      • #4
        If your friend has an IN10 conviction why doesn't he send the police an SAR requesting details of what information is held about him on the PNC?

        Last edited by PallasAthena; 16th September 2024, 06:07:AM.
        All opinions expressed are based on my personal experience. I am not a lawyer and do not hold any legal qualifications.

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        • #5
          cant answer those questions, and nor can anyone here who has a role in a law firm because doing so is an offence in itself

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          • #6
            Originally posted by PallasAthena View Post
            If your friend has an IN19 conviction why doesn't he send the police an SAR requesting details of what information is held about hgim on the PNC?

            That's what he will do

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            • #7
              Originally posted by JK2054 View Post
              cant answer those questions, and nor can anyone here who has a role in a law firm because doing so is an offence in itself
              No idea what you're talking about, but if you don't have anything useful to add other than a silly comment don't bother commenting as it just bloats the thread unnecessarily.
              Last edited by trusaiyan; 15th September 2024, 21:59:PM.

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              • #8
                you simply don't understand the law to enough depth to understand. Your friend should go and see a criminal defence solicitor

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by trusaiyan View Post

                  Thanks, but would it nonetheless be revealed in a DBS check such as enhanced DBS - or it definitely wouldn't be revealed?
                  I had an enhanced DBS for working with vulnerable children and adults with previous council tax liability orders. DBS is squeaky clean. Not an expert, just my experience.

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