Over six months but less than 30 months – five yearsĪttendance Centre Orders, remand home orders, training school orders, juvenile justice centre ordersĬare and supervision orders under Children and Young Persons' Act (NI) 1998ĭate the order ceases or one year, whichever is longer Seven years (three and a half years if person is under 18 when convicted)įive years (two and a half years if person is under 18 when convicted)įor the period of the order or one year whichever is longerĭetention in a place directed by Minister of Justice/SofS under Article 45 of CJ (Children) (NI) Order 1998 Ten years (five years if convicted and person is under18) Over six months but less than 30 months in prison Informed warnings and cautions are automatically spent.Īn AccessNI basic check doesn't include spent convictions. The specified time is the rehabilitation period. If you were found guilty of a criminal offence by a court, following the specified time-period, your conviction will be considered “spent”. Any custodial sentence over two and a half years stays unspent. If you're still in your rehabilitation period following a criminal conviction, your conviction is unspent. a prison sentence (including a suspended sentence).If you’re prosecuted for an offence in court and found guilty, you have a conviction for that offence. The diversionary conference stays on their record for two years after the date accepted. They and their parent or guardian go to several meetings that might divert the young person from criminal behaviour. If an offender under 18 admits guilt, they can agree to a diversionary youth conference. A caution is a warning which stays on your record for six years if you’re an adult, or two years if you’re under 18. If you admit an offence, the police can give you a caution.
This applies to both adults and young people under 18 years old. It stays on your criminal record for 12 months. If you admit an offence, the police can give you an informed warning without going to court.
Types of criminal record information Informed warning
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