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{{REVIEWEDPLS | reviewer = [http://www.vancitydefence.com/our-people/jordan-allingham/ Jordan Allingham], Ferguson Allingham and [https://www.paulbriggslawyer.com/blank-3 Paul Briggs], Paul Briggs Law|date= March 2018}} {{Dial-A-Law TOC|expanded = crime}} | {{REVIEWEDPLS | reviewer = [http://www.vancitydefence.com/our-people/jordan-allingham/ Jordan Allingham], Ferguson Allingham and [https://www.paulbriggslawyer.com/blank-3 Paul Briggs], Paul Briggs Law|date= March 2018}} {{Dial-A-Law TOC|expanded = crime}} | ||
Information about a person found guilty of a crime is kept in their criminal record. Learn about criminal records, including how to apply for a record suspension (formerly a pardon). | Information about a person found guilty of a crime is kept in their '''criminal record'''. Learn about criminal records, including how to apply for a '''record suspension''' (formerly a pardon). | ||
==Understand your legal rights== | ==Understand your legal rights== | ||
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*The person lied or hid information when applying for the record suspension. | *The person lied or hid information when applying for the record suspension. | ||
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{{Dial-A-Law Copyright}} | {{Dial-A-Law Copyright}} | ||
