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any bobbys available for questioning
to join police force can you join with a criminal record if it is more than 10 years old
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, which generally provides for convictions to become �spent� after various periods of time depending upon their seriousness and the sentence imposed, does not apply to certain professions connected with law enforcement.
You would need to specify the offence(s) and sentence(s) involved, but generally a criminal record will disbar you from serving as a police officer.
You would need to specify the offence(s) and sentence(s) involved, but generally a criminal record will disbar you from serving as a police officer.
Your best hope is to contact (or look at the website) for the force you want to apply for. Generally any conviction or caution for violent crime will disbarr you as will recent "more serious" motoring convictions (dangerous/reckelss driving, certainly drink driving). Contact teh individual force and ask them - they will be able to advise.
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