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Does being "bound over " = a criminal record?

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BadgerBadger · 03/05/2005 18:07

I have a young friend in another country who was arrested for disturbing the peace.

In court they were told the case would be bound over for a year and that they would have to behave throught this period to avoid a sentence.

If they stay out of trouble for the next year, will they still have a criminal record?

How does this work?

If they were to move here (UK) to work in the future, would this show on a police check and damage their chances of work?

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donnie · 03/05/2005 18:20

I may be wrong but i think it is a bit like having a caution - it is not a criminal record as such but is lies ' on file' for the period of its duration and is then deleted ...in theory!not sure if it would show on a police check, it probably would but would not count as a criminal offence.

BadgerBadger · 03/05/2005 22:45

Thanks Donnie, we were hoping that would be the case

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