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recneyes | 14:41 Wed 14th Mar 2007 | Criminal
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is there a time limit from the time someone commits a crime (conviction)to the next conviction (offence now) that a judge desides that is has been too long in between....under the criminal justice act 2003? is there a time frame ny where in that act regaurding past convictions and that it can be admissible in sentencing?
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there is no time limit,if he has committed previous crimes,it will be brought to the judges attention,before he is sentenced for this crime.
16:38 Wed 14th Mar 2007
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If he has committed previous crimes and not been charged, he can admit to these offences and they can be 'Taken Into Consideration' (TIC), at the time of sentence.
14:51 Sat 17th Mar 2007
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yeah, if you murder someone more than 5 years ago they forget about it.
02:52 Mon 26th Mar 2007

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