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Criminal record: What information is there? For how long?
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The criminal record! One could simply say that it consolidates a person's criminal convictions in order to keep track of them. More in detail, there are three bulletins on the record: - Bulletin n°1: complete, reserved for judges. - Bulletin n°2: partial, searchable by certain administrations (e.g.: National Education). - Bulletin n°3: very restricted, accessible only by the person concerned, often requested for a job or a visa. If all convictio…
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