Lockdown Admission of Guilt Fines – The Criminal Record Risk

Lockdown Admission of Guilt Fines – The Criminal Record Risk

Lockdown Admission of Guilt Fines – The Criminal Record RiskKVV Inc Attorneys
Published on: 04/03/2025

Lockdown lawbreakers face penalties, but be cautious of "admission of guilt" fines. Paying one might seem simpler than court, but could lead to a criminal record. This has lifelong consequences, affecting travel visas and job applications. A criminal record often results from arrest, fingerprinting, and conviction. Admission of guilt fines can lead to a "deemed" conviction. Removing a record is difficult, requiring expungement after 10 years for minor offenses or a court appeal. Seek advice before paying any admission of guilt fine.

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