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broonie30 | 14:09 Sun 13th Jul 2008 | Criminal
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I have a convition for assualt and received a community service order and a fine. My rehabilitation period of 5 years is 'up' in Feb 09 and will no longer have to disclose this conviction. However I recently had a conviction for a speeding offence and received a fine and 3 points on my licence. I know this is a criminal conviction but will I have to continue disclosing my first offence after the rehabilitation period was due to be completed?? All help and advice most welcome. Thanks.
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unless you try you wouldn't know and you could always plead loss of memory.
No don't worry about that.I'm suprised you got such a severe sentence.Don't disclose it once it's spent ,and it has nothing to do with your driving offence.Having said that you do have a criminal record and if checked it will show,so that maybe a bit contradictry
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So will this initial conviction show on a basic disclosure or will it be "spent" after the rehabilitation period is up, even if I have been convicted of speeding since?
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A criminal conviction can't become spent if another later conviction remains unspent. Therefore the rehabilitation period for your original offence is automatically extended until 5 years after the date of your conviction for speeding:
http://www.lawontheweb.co.uk/rehabact.htm

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