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If someone was convicted in a UK court could their record in another jurisdiction be taken into account...

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sandyRoe | 23:32 Tue 29th May 2012 | ChatterBank
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...when it came to sentencing them?
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I wouldn't have thought this normally happened; how would a UK judge assess the severity, or the trustworthiness, of a conviction in Rwanda, or Japan, or even the USA?

A series of convictions for similar offences, rather than a one-off, might be taken into account, I suppose, but you'd still have to have some reliable means of verifying them.
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