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A Short History of Criminal Records,hat grew up with the Industrial Revolution. The Victorians started various systems of national registration (Higgs, 2004) and in 1869 started the first national collection of criminal records. Criminal records would come to be used by the police, for operational purposes, and the criminal courts, to

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,Criminal Records — Their Role and Purpose,ad or executed (Chapter 2). Later the purpose would become refined down to policing purposes and judicial purposes: policing purposes to aid police investigations — ‘catching thieves on paper’ — and judicial purposes to let the courts know if a convicted person had offended before. The judicial purp

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Criminal Records and Employment Screening,owever, is now that of using the records for employment screening purposes and for registration with professional bodies. This chapter looks at that category. The number of people screened in this way has grown inexorably over the last 20 years and the work has led to the development of the CRB whic

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The Criminal Records Bureau,nal record disclosure for purposes of pre-employment screening. Over the next 10 years the 1993 review would lead us to the Police Act 1997 and ultimately the CRB, which spluttered into life in 2002. The whole exercise would take criminal record disclosures to a new level with localised arrangements

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