Can you get in the army with a criminal record
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- Author: Anonymous
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Anonymous
Hi - The answer you're looking for is in the British Army careers site; below is taken from the part discussing criminal convictions:
"Everyone makes mistakes and a criminal conviction doesn’t have to stop you from joining the Army. Be honest about your past history when you come in for a chat, and we might be able to offer you that all-important second chance."
"Some convictions are forgotten â or 'spent' â after a rehabilitation period. The length of this period depends on the offence. You must tell us about any unspent convictions you have. For some jobs you’ll need to tell us about any convictions when you apply, whether spent or not. You need to be honest â if you hide a conviction before joining up, you could be prosecuted later."
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