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will my name be on record for having a fine?
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woundering if anyone could help, my friend pinched lipstick from tesco store, she got a fixed penalty fine and a fine from the courts, she still havent paid the 120 fine to the courts, she has got an interview with asda this week, and is worried that they will find out, she didnt get arrested just a fine wil it be on a record?
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My understanding is that this goes on her record. Whether it will show on a CRB check though will depend on whether it's considered to be relevant to teh position she is applying for.As the interview is with ASDA I think it's likely an offence of theft from TESCO will be considered to be relevant!
But although I'm 90% certain someone like Buenchico will be able to give a definitive answer.
But although I'm 90% certain someone like Buenchico will be able to give a definitive answer.
What you have is a penalty notice for disorder. The fine would have originally been for £80 but since you have not paid it within 21 days, the fine goes up by 50%.
If you pay the fine then that's the end of it. However if you don't then a warrant may be issued for your arrest. If you do not want to pay the fine because you have not committed this crime then you can request a court hearing, but I think this time may have expired since you have not done anything within the 21 day limit. I cannot remember the specifics.
Moveing onto CRB checks, if you pay the fine, the only CRB check that MAY show the fine is an enhanced CRB check. If you pay the therefore you have no need to worry about anything. The fine will not show on a basic or standard disclosure.
Paying the fine is not an admission of guilt and does not constitute a record of criminal conviction.
You have left this rather late and for this reason I would really urge to speak to a lawyer before this turns bad and you find youself in court. If you are convicted of this offence then you will have problems.
Pay the fine and that's that.
If you pay the fine then that's the end of it. However if you don't then a warrant may be issued for your arrest. If you do not want to pay the fine because you have not committed this crime then you can request a court hearing, but I think this time may have expired since you have not done anything within the 21 day limit. I cannot remember the specifics.
Moveing onto CRB checks, if you pay the fine, the only CRB check that MAY show the fine is an enhanced CRB check. If you pay the therefore you have no need to worry about anything. The fine will not show on a basic or standard disclosure.
Paying the fine is not an admission of guilt and does not constitute a record of criminal conviction.
You have left this rather late and for this reason I would really urge to speak to a lawyer before this turns bad and you find youself in court. If you are convicted of this offence then you will have problems.
Pay the fine and that's that.
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