We have successfully defended a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) barred listed prosecution and subsequently argued for the deletion of the client’s police caution.
The client had been issued with a police caution and placed on the child and vulnerable persons barred list. The client was prosecuted for applying for a regulated job from which he was barred.
On the first day of trial representations were made that the trial was unfair as the original caution had been unlawfully issued.
After an adjournment of the trial the CPS offered no evidence and the trial collapsed.
Subsequent to the collapsed trial we made representations so the police for the caution to be expunged. After meeting with initial resistance, we were able to persuade the police that the caution ought to be deleted without the need for costly judicial review proceedings.
I just wanted to say thank you once again for your steady perseverance and support throughout this almost 2 year case.
Police Caution and DBS Appeals Solicitors
We are expert police caution removal lawyers and can help with any application to remove a caution (including a conditional caution or youth reprimand or warning as they used to be called – now called youth cautions).
If the DBS are planning to place you on the barred list, then please get in touch. We have significant success in defending DBS barred list applications.
If you are already on the barred list, and want to come off, we will be able to make representations for your removal.
If you have received a DBS certificate and relevant information has been disclosed, then please get in touch, we have extensive experience and success of removing prejudicial information from enhanced DBS certificates.
