First, how long will it take to get rid of criminal records?
The criminal record cannot be erased. Criminal record refers to someone's past illegal or criminal behavior. Criminal record generally refers to the criminal record of criminals, and criminal files are generally kept by public security departments. The criminal record of criminals will not be eliminated, but can be queried in the system network of public security organs. If a minor commits a criminal act and is sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, the criminal record shall be sealed and no external inquiry shall be allowed except handling the case.
Second, how long can the criminal record be automatically eliminated?
Criminal records cannot be automatically eliminated for a long time, because according to the clear provisions of our national laws, if criminal detention and other related measures are taken, there will be criminal records, which will be permanently recorded in personal files and will not be eliminated, but there is no criminal record in general administrative detention.
Four, how long can the illegal record of public security be eliminated?
Public security detention is not a criminal offence, and personal files will not be recorded, so there is no record. Public security detention is a kind of administrative punishment, also known as administrative detention. Administrative detention refers to a punishment measure taken by public security organs to restrict personal freedom for citizens who violate administrative legal norms in a short time. Its term is greater than 1 day and less than 15 days. Administrative detention is a kind of punishment that restricts citizens' personal freedom, and it is also one of the most severe administrative punishments.
First, can drug crimes be revoked?
The criminal record that exists after a drug crime is lifelong and cannot be revoked. According to China's relevant administrative regulations, the illegal records of drug-related personnel will not be eliminated, but will be included in dynamic management for a long time to come.
However, according to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, if the circumstances of the drug crime are obviously minor and the crime has passed the limitation period, the procuratorial organ may withdraw the prosecution.
Second, how to deal with the third drug abuse?
Drug abuse itself is not a crime. Public security organs have the right to detain drug addicts for less than fifteen days and may also impose a fine of less than two thousand yuan. Under any of the following circumstances, the public security organ has the right to make a decision of compulsory isolation and detoxification: refusing to accept community detoxification; Taking or injecting drugs during community detoxification; Seriously violating the community drug rehabilitation agreement; Taking or injecting drugs again after community detoxification and compulsory isolation detoxification. If you are caught taking drugs for three times, you may be considered to meet the above conditions, and you may be taken to a drug rehabilitation center by the public security organs for two years. After one year of compulsory detoxification, drug addiction can be released in advance. If the drug addiction cannot be relieved after the expiration of two years, the time for compulsory detoxification can be extended by one year.
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legal ground
Article 33 of the Anti-drug Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
For drug addicts, the public security organ may order them to accept community drug rehabilitation, and at the same time notify the urban neighborhood offices and township people's governments where the drug addicts are registered or now live. The period of community detoxification is three years.
Drug addicts should receive community detoxification at their place of residence; If you have a fixed residence in your current place of residence outside your domicile, you can accept community drug rehabilitation in your current place of residence.