By Matt Elkins|September 4th, 2021|Tags: Can I get a caution removed from my record?, PNC Record Deleted, police caution deletion, Police Caution Removal, Record Deletion Process|
If you have received a police caution, you may be asking; can I get a caution removed from my record? The simple answer to this question is that you can get a caution removed from the Police National Computer (PNC). It will depend on a number of factors whether, in your circumstances, you will
By Matt Elkins|November 22nd, 2019|Tags: ACRO Police certificate, Is a Police Caution Serious?, Police Caution, Police Caution Removal, Record Deletion Process|
The answer to the question "Is a police caution serious?" depends on what you mean by "serious". Obviously a police caution is not as serious as life imprisonment, or being subject to high value confiscation proceedings, but a caution does have some consequences, which depending on your circumstances, these can be serious. Once a
By Matt Elkins|November 1st, 2017|Tags: Arrest Record Deletion, Arrest Records, Caution Removal Solicitors, Cautions Removed, DBS, DBS Adult Barred List, DBS Appeals, DBS Appeals Certificate, DBS Appeals Solicitors, DBS Barred List, DBS Certificate, DBS Lawyer, DBS Solicitor, Delete a Criminal Record, Delete a Police Caution, Deleting a Police Caution, Deleting an Arrest Record, Expunge a Police Caution, Expungement, Police Caution Removal, Police Caution Removal Solicitors, Police Caution Solicitor, Police Cautions, Record Deletion Process|
We have successfully applied for the deletion of our client’s Police National Computer (PNC) arrest record. The client had been wrongfully accused of a criminal allegation, and had been arrested, detained, fingerprinted, DNA swabbed and held overnight. We made representations to the police for the deletion of the client’s record. After initially resisting deletion,
By Matt Elkins|October 16th, 2017|Tags: Arrest Record Deletion, Arrest Records, Cautions Removed, Criminal Record Sealing, Criminal Records, Criminal Records Check, DBS Appeals, DBS Appeals Certificate, DBS Appeals Solicitors, Delete a Police Caution, Deleting an Arrest Record, Expungement, Police Caution, Police Caution Removal, Police Cautions, Record Deletion Process, Seal a Criminal Record, Wrongful Arrest|
Currently in England and Wales there is no formal process for the “sealing” a criminal record. There is no procedure to apply to a Court to have a criminal record formally sealed so that it is not disclosed. There is also no formal process for expunging a criminal record (other than police records) namely
By Matt Elkins|July 26th, 2017|Tags: Cautions Removed, Criminal Records, DBS, DBS Appeals, DBS Appeals Certificate, DBS Appeals Solicitors, DBS Barred List, DBS Certificate, DBS Filtering, DBS Minded to Bar, DBS Solicitor, Delete a Criminal Record, Delete a Police Caution, Deleting a Police Caution, Deleting an Arrest Record, Expunge a Police Caution, Expungement, Minded to Bar, Police Caution, Police Caution Procedure, Police Caution Removal, Police Caution Removal Solicitors, Police Caution Solicitor, Police Cautions, Police Cautions Removed, Record Deletion Process, Youth Caution|
We have had a police caution deleted for our client. The caution was issued in the context of an acrimonious separation. The client was a health care professional, and so had the caution not been removed, it would have likely resulted in the client being struck off, and their losing their professional career. The
By Matt Elkins|April 28th, 2017|Tags: Caution Removal Solicitors, Cautions Removed, DBS, DBS Appeals, DBS Certificate, Delete a Police Caution, Deleting a Police Caution, Deleting an Arrest Record, Expunge a Police Caution, Expungement, How to challenge a police caution, Minded to Bar, Police Caution, Police Caution Removal, Police Caution Removal Solicitors, Police Caution Solicitor, Police Cautions, Record Deletion Process|
We have successfully applied for the deletion of a police caution issued in relation to an allegation of an abuse of a position of trust. The caution, owing to its nature, meant that the client was prevented from working with children and vulnerable adults, and was placed on the Disclosure and Barring Service’s (DBS)
By Matt Elkins|February 24th, 2017|Tags: Arrest Record Deletion, Arrest Records, Caution Removal Solicitors, Cautions Removed, Criminal Records, DBS Appeals, DBS Appeals Certificate, DBS Appeals Solicitors, DBS Barred List, DBS Certificate, DBS Lawyer, DBS Solicitor, Delete a Police Caution, Deleting a Police Caution, Deleting an Arrest Record, Disclosure and Barring Service, Enhanced DBS Certificate, Expunge a Police Caution, Expungement, Police Caution, Police Caution Removal, Police Caution Removal Solicitors, Police Caution Solicitor, Police Cautions, Record Deletion Process|
The police have agreed to delete (expunge) our client’s caution from the Police National Computer (PNC). The client, a successful professional, had received a police caution in relation to a theft allegation. Had the police caution remained on the PNC then it would have seriously affected the client's ability to work, and to live
