criminal records

[roughyedspud]

can we try and get a list together of NRL players with criminal records as having a criminal record seems to be the major stubbling block for players trying to get one of the new UK visas..

 

[sooperdooper]

i would say less than 5%

 

[Perth Red]

It has only just changed in the UK, hence why Latu is playing over there.

 

[t-ba]

There's a difference between convictions and a criminal record. Nearly everyone has some form of record, whether it be their traffic history or something covered under what is regarded to be a 'criminal' history.

The problem for Todd is that he obviously has had convictions recorded for some of his activities. Typically, it takes a fair bit to get a conviction actually recorded, but once you've got one on your record, you are basically permaf*cked.

I'd imagine most NRL players have some form of record due to picking up a ticket or two (As does the rest of us), but there is a vast difference to that and what Todd Carney has done.

 

[sooperdooper]

There's a difference between convictions and a criminal record. Nearly everyone has some form of record, whether it be their traffic history or something covered under what is regarded to be a 'criminal' history.

The problem for Todd is that he obviously has had convictions recorded for some of his activities. Typically, it takes a fair bit to get a conviction actually recorded, but once you've got one on your record, you are basically permaf*cked.

I'd imagine most NRL players have some form of record due to picking up a ticket or two (As does the rest of us), but there is a vast difference to that and what Todd Carney has done.

your assuming we all have traffic offences...dont assume things :crazy:

 

[Moffo]

phil gould - crimes against humanity

 

[Loudstrat]

Moffo - crimes against predictions.

Besides, Gus wasn't lauded as an arsewipe when he won premierships at Canterbury, was he?

 

[Trent13]

Since when is a speeding fine a criminal conviction or gives you a criminal record?
Try a Traffic Infringement. Noone has been banned from getting a visa for a minor speeding fine.

 

[duck_dodgers]

anybody who has this record is a criminal

 

[Loudstrat]

El Duque has that. LP, cassette, cd, mp3, ipod, grammaphone.....

 

[innsaneink]

Johnny Morris = serial overlap killer

 

[t-ba]

your assuming we all have traffic offences...dont assume things :crazy:

Yes, because most people will never in their lives get a speeding ticket :sarcasm:.

Thanks Timmah.

 

[sooperdooper]

Yes, because most people will never in their lives get a speeding ticket :sarcasm:.

Thanks Timmah.

i never have...

 

[parra pete]

i never have...

Good boy, but you're too young to hold a licence aren't you?
You can't get a speeding ticket until you are old enough to drive a vehicle.

 

[Jatz Crackers]

There's a difference between convictions and a criminal record. Nearly everyone has some form of record, whether it be their traffic history or something covered under what is regarded to be a 'criminal' history.

your assuming we all have traffic offences...dont assume things :crazy:

I will go ahead & assume you have little or no education as it appears you are having substantial trouble understanding t-bas uncomplicated piece of written english.

 

[Spike]

In NSW you're traffic history is separate from your criminal history. Anywhere you have received traffic infringement notice and paid the fine either to the IPB or taken the ticket to court and lost, it is not recorded on you're criminal history. Other more serious traffic related offences such as PCAs, negligent driving causing injury and the like would be recorded on you're criminal history if you're convicted at court. Generally if it's bad enough that you're required to attend court and you lose, then unless you receive a Section 10 (conviction proven, but not recorded) then it will appear on your criminal history.

 

[parra pete]

I will go ahead & assume you have little or no education as it appears you are having substantial trouble understanding t-bas uncomplicated piece of written english.

Give him a break!!!!! He is still in Year 7...or so it seems...

 

[t-ba]

In NSW you're traffic history is separate from your criminal history. Anywhere you have received traffic infringement notice and paid the fine either to the IPB or taken the ticket to court and lost, it is not recorded on you're criminal history. Other more serious traffic related offences such as PCAs, negligent driving causing injury and the like would be recorded on you're criminal history if you're convicted at court. Generally if it's bad enough that you're required to attend court and you lose, then unless you receive a Section 10 (conviction proven, but not recorded) then it will appear on your criminal history.

Same in Queensland. I'll be f**ked if I can remember the sections though...I tried to say that but you've spelt it out better than I did.

 

[Rainbow]

I have had a drivers licence for nearly 30 years and the only time I have been booked for speeding was on the highway at Kogarah (school zone). I was doing 49kmh!

Can I go to England?

 

[Spike]

Same in Queensland. I'll be f**ked if I can remember the sections though...I tried to say that but you've spelt it out better than I did.

I don't know, the dyslexic mispelling of words and incorrect use of "you're" says otherwise