By Matt Elkins|February 8th, 2017|Tags: DBS, DBS Appeals, DBS Appeals Certificate, DBS Barred Lists, DBS Certificate, DBS Solicitors, Employers and Rehabilitation, Employers and the DBS|
Updated 17 September 2026 to reflect the removal of the supervision exemption by the Crime and Policing Act 2026, in force from 1 September 2026. First published 8 February 2017. "Regulated activity with children" is the legal test that decides whether an organisation can ask for an Enhanced DBS check that includes a search of
By Matt Elkins|January 25th, 2017|Tags: Arrest Records, Caution Removal Solicitors, Cautions Removed, DBS Appeals, DBS Barred Lists, Delete a Police Caution, Employees and the DBS, Employers and Rehabilitation, Employers and the DBS, Expunge a Police Caution, Expungement, Jobs and Criminal Records, Police Caution Removal, Police Caution Removal Solicitors, Police Cautions, Police Cautions Removed|
Our client, a successful professional working in finance, has had his caution deleted. The caution was for assault, relating to a domestic dispute, and would have been disclosable on a standard Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) certificate for 6 years (certain police cautions never become protected, and in some cases even minor cautions can
