Football Banning Order

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I've got a football banning order section 14A of the Football Spectators Act 1989 which was given to me at Magistrate court when I was 16, (18 now), it was a civil case and not a criminal one. So with this in mind does receiving the ban create a criminal record and if so will it show up on a CRB.

Thanks in Advance!

[A.Guest]

Yes

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Evidence to support your Yes? Just I've been in contact with a Solicitor and they said it is not a criminal conviction. Which means no criminal record.

So how did you come up with the conclusion?

thanks

[A.Guest]

http://www.homeoffice...me/football-disorder/

This Home Office website categorically states that football hooliganism is a crime.

On that basis crimes will show up on a CRB.

Maybe your solicitor knows a loophole.

Good luck.

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football banning order section 14B of the Football Spectators Act 1989

Section B not A.

Section A is Criminal case and Section B is Civil.

[dizmouk2009]

That won't show on a CBR check. Anyone who commits an offence (as serious as this in question) will have their records removed at the age of 18. I did something I'd rather not like to talk about at the age of 16 and the police have absolutely no records of it. I have also had a CRB check and it does not appear.

[dizmouk2009]

To add to the above:

I know they don't have this information on the police database because: I faced magistrates in 2005 and they told me they had no previous records for me breaking the law.

I think spoke to a friend (who is a police officer) who (I can't for legal reasons) told me that I had no record.

So for a basic offence this won't show up on a CRB check although I do not know if it will show up on an enhanced CRB check - I doubt it will though.

Diz,
P.S I was arrested <17 for criminal damage (no costs, criminal record wiped at the age of 18)

[A.Guest]

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You have now confused me.

You clearly stated in your original post that it was Section 14A (which is indeed a criminal offence).

Are you now stating that you were banned under 14B (Civil)?

Quite honestly, whichever way you look at it, both A and B = hooliganism.

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A.Guest I thank you for replying to my question but you have an iignorant view on the issue. Under section 14B the police can ask the courts for a banning order if for instance I was reprimanded for assault which had no relivence to football.

The evidence they had of me was in a pub with a group of mates thats all they needed to ask for a ban to be imposed.

[A.Guest]

My ignorance has been confounded by your confusing comments.

I still remain unsure whether you are banned under 14A or 14B. There is certainly ambiguity in your.

However, if you feel that mycomments do not relate to your question I will withdraw and engage myself in more important issues.

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Section 14B Football Spectators Act 1989. (civil)
This is what is on my bundle of documents from the case.

regards.

[A.Guest]

Just to remind you what you originally typed 14A 14A . . . . . .

I've got a football banning order section 14A of the Football Spectators Act 1989

Once again - good luck

[A.Guest]

Also - you did post your question in Criminal Law category . . . . .

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I know, Sorry for the mis-understanding. While I did post this in criminal category this does not mean that it's a criminal case. I just wanted to get the quickest responce. I also tried to post this in civil but it was removed.

Thanks again :)

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Just found out that, Section 14B is not a criminal conviction, will not be held on my record after the 3 years has been completed and it will not show on a CRB! Happy Days! :-D

[northernmonkey]

What did you do to recieve the banning order, always interesting to know!

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Well this is what they used as evidence, I've been with this girl now for 3 years but at the start of our relationship her ex ex boyfriend sent me an email saying he was going to stab me ect ect. Anyways we saw him and a group of his mates outside a shop verbal abuse from his mates kicked off a little set 2 between us, I right hooked him and that was that, he wasn't willing to fight. So I got a reprimand for that because he went home and got his mammy to ring the police. Anyways at a Newcastle match (i'm a boro fan) I was with a large group of "risk" supporters anyways we were penned up against the old city walls while 200 Newcastle fans threw half bricks and bottles at us. I was seen arms spread after a brick hit me straight in the face. This was there evidence that I was a football hooligan.

And thats that.

regards