Your rights - How a Conviction becomes Spent
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2 Jul 2010 - How a Conviction becomes Spent. The way in which a conviction can become 'spent' under the ROA will depend upon the sentence received ...
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Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974
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The rehabilitation period (the length of time before a caution or conviction becomes spent) is determined by the type of disposal administered or the length of the ...
Q89: What does a spent conviction/caution mean? - Ask the Police
https://www.askthe.police.uk/content/Q89.htm‎
For details of the length of time before a conviction becomes spent, see the website in 'related information'. Unless applying for particular types of work (see ...
The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 - Welcome to unlock.org.uk
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Once a conviction becomes spent, it remains spent, even if you are subsequently convicted for further offences. Example - If you received a fine and then one ...
UK Border Agency | Good character requirement
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Under the 1974 Act, a conviction becomes spent after a specified rehabilitation period, which will vary depending on the sentence imposed. Spent convictions ...