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will it appear on crb
When I was 12 my neighbour called social services and falsely accused me of sexually assaulting my best friend.
My best friend was questioned, and said my neighbour was wrong.
I was never questioned.
Would this appear on a crb check?
My best friend was questioned, and said my neighbour was wrong.
I was never questioned.
Would this appear on a crb check?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Is that definitely right, cathfromsaron- does the age make a difference?
Anyway, I assume James is 22 now so this happened 10 years ago. I don't think 10 years ago unfounded allegations were always recorded and therefore wouldn't appear on CRB checks, whereas now there is more chance of something being recorded
Anyway, I assume James is 22 now so this happened 10 years ago. I don't think 10 years ago unfounded allegations were always recorded and therefore wouldn't appear on CRB checks, whereas now there is more chance of something being recorded
"The CRB reveals all convictions, cautions, reprimands and warnings that are held on the Police National Computer (PNC)."
It doesn't mention anything about being under a certain age
"On the 19th October 2009, a judgement by the Court of Appeal supported retention of criminal convictions on the Police National Computer for policing purposes. In particular the police are obliged, under Part V of the Police Act, to provide the Criminal Records Bureau with access to all convictions held on the PNC. Therefore, the stepping down of convictions is no longer undertaken. In effect this means that all convictions will be retained on the PNC until an individuals 100th birth date."
Have a read for yuorself
http://www.crb.homeoffice.gov.uk/default.aspx
It doesn't mention anything about being under a certain age
"On the 19th October 2009, a judgement by the Court of Appeal supported retention of criminal convictions on the Police National Computer for policing purposes. In particular the police are obliged, under Part V of the Police Act, to provide the Criminal Records Bureau with access to all convictions held on the PNC. Therefore, the stepping down of convictions is no longer undertaken. In effect this means that all convictions will be retained on the PNC until an individuals 100th birth date."
Have a read for yuorself
http://www.crb.homeoffice.gov.uk/default.aspx
If you were never questioned then you can't have a caution or a reprimand or anything that could appear on a CRB regardless of your age.
If you'd like to put your mind at rest, get a CRN check done. If asked why you already have one say that you thought it best to get one in order to be ready for any opportunity that might come along.
If you'd like to put your mind at rest, get a CRN check done. If asked why you already have one say that you thought it best to get one in order to be ready for any opportunity that might come along.