What are the consequences of the criminal records?

Posted by John Smith on November 28th, 2019

On the other hand, in the case of being Foreigner, there is no place for expulsion from the country. However, it has consequences that can condition during the execution of the sentence. These consequences are, in the first place, not being able to apply for certain jobs. 

From our humble point of view, it is an exclusionary measure, since criminal records of a crime such as driving under the influence of alcohol or committing a reckless crime already limit job opportunities.

 It is also a measure of social exclusion, since to protect a certain company from potential conflicting workers there is no second chance to favor the reintegration of the convicted. And it also limits your ability to face a fine conviction. So it is advisable to consult Canada Pardon at the earliest.

The second consequence is not being able to have gun permits. According to the article, the request for the issuance of weapons licenses must be submitted to the Civil Guard Weapons Intervention corresponding to the domicile of the interested party, accompanied by the documentation. 

Also, the option to scholarships is affected, since the application for scholarships to be able to study requires a certificate of criminal record stating that that person does not have any current record. Finally, they cannot enroll in the event that the convicted are graduates of a career that results in a profession that requires membership. 

One of the examples in the legal profession, as stated in the regulations, and requires no criminal record, which disables the exercise of this profession.

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