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What is a police reprimand?
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In the UK, a police reprimand is given by a senior police officer if you have been arrested for an offence (there must be sufficient evidence for a prosecution). A record of the reprimand is kept by the police until the offenders eighteenth birthday and will be mentioned in any future court proceedings. It should be noted that unlike the old warnings and cautions there are no repeat reprimands or final warnings.
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A reprimand is a police prosecution in the UK given to individuals below the age of 18 who break the law and are arrested for the very first time. A reprimand is given by a senior police officer; sufficient evidence must be provided. A record of your reprimand is kept by the police until the individual's eighteenth birthday and is mentioned in future court proceedings.
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Its three years, i wouldnt even bother putting it on your CV.
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Probably not but as already mentioned the fact that you are female most certainly will, as the Royal Marines are an all male preserve. EDIT: TD (thumbs down) all you want, I speak
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Policemen filmed using a riot shield as a sledge have been reprimanded. A group of Thames Valley Police officers were videoed at a slope in Oxford where one was seen clambering on
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