1. What impact does a person who has received criminal punishment have on children?
It has no impact except political future. In addition, it doesn’t matter if you go to college or not enter the military academy or police academy. Serving in the military and taking the civil service exam will both have an impact. As long as you are subject to criminal punishment, it will have a certain impact on yourself, your son, and your grandson in the future. Especially in the future, if future generations have to work in national security units, high-level military departments, foreign affairs departments, etc., they may not be admitted because they fail the political review. Under the current circumstances, parents' criminal records may have a negative impact on their children only in agencies, departments or schools with political review, but not in other departments, mainly military departments and secret departments. According to my country's Civil Servant Law and the "Recruitment and Political Review Regulations", only immediate family members are guilty of "crimes endangering national security" and serious criminal offenses (such as serious violent crimes, job-related crimes, etc.). ) believes that his children’s application for national civil servants may be affected.
Second, can a person become a legal person after criminal punishment?
Can be the legal representative.
(1) There are no restrictions on the legal representative of a limited liability company in this regard, as long as you have full civil capacity.
(2) For a joint-stock company, Article 147 of the "Company Law" stipulates the five circumstances under which a person shall not serve as a director, supervisor, or senior manager, and there are no circumstances involving public security penalties. Therefore, a person who has been punished by public security can become the legal representative of a joint stock company.
3. Can people who have been criminally punished become lawyers?
People who have received criminal punishment may also become lawyers. According to the law, except for those who have been criminally punished for negligent crimes, lawyer practicing certificates shall not be issued to persons who have been criminally punished. That is to say, if a person who has been criminally punished for a negligent crime and meets the conditions for applying to practice as a lawyer, he should be issued a lawyer's practicing certificate and be allowed to work as a lawyer.
Relevant laws may be referred to:
Article 6 of the "Lawyers Law of the People's Republic of China" Apply to the judicial administrative department of the districted municipal people's government and submit the following materials:
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(1) National Unified Judicial Examination Certificate;
(2) Materials issued by the Bar Association indicating that the applicant has passed the internship assessment;
(3) Applicant’s Proof of identity;
(4) Certificate issued by the law firm agreeing to accept the applicant.
If you apply to practice part-time as a lawyer, you must also submit proof that your employer agrees to the applicant's part-time lawyer occupation.
The department accepting the application shall conduct an examination within 20 days from the date of acceptance, and submit the examination opinions and all application materials to the judicial administrative department of the people's government of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government. The judicial administrative department of the people's government of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government shall review the submitted materials within ten days from the date of receipt and make a decision on whether to allow practice. If the applicant is allowed to practice law, a lawyer's practicing certificate shall be issued to the applicant; if the applicant is not allowed to practice law, the applicant shall be given a written explanation of the reasons.
Article 7 If the applicant has any of the following circumstances, a lawyer's practicing certificate will not be issued:
(1) No capacity for civil conduct or limited capacity for civil conduct;
(2) Those who have been criminally punished, except for negligent crimes;
In summary, apart from the political future, there is no impact. So the above is a detailed introduction to the impact of people who have been criminally punished on children. If you have other legal questions, please feel free to consult us and we will have professional lawyers to answer your questions.