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I know some countries that emit a "certificate of no judicial history", even when the citizen has so, if they ended the jail time I think this is wrong, it sho
by itsthecourier 8mo ago
I know some countries that emit a "certificate of no judicial history", even when the citizen has so, if they ended the jail time
I think this is wrong, it should be reported entirely at least for 5 years after the fact happened
- hananova 8mo agoThe jail time is the entire punishment. To allow punishment to continue afterward is to invite recidivism.
- Muromec 8mo agoJail time is not always the entire punishment, especially on the enlightened continent, where jail time is used sparingly. Keeping the conviction on record is a thing, because consecutive convictions often carry come with higher punishment. So depending on a crime cathegory, there is X years after which the record no longer counts, but it's not 0.