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UK: Daily Telegraph - Police 'can keep records of minor convictions for 100 years'

01 October 2009

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Police 'can keep records of minor convictions for 100 years': (Daily Telegraph, link): "Police will be able to keep records of minor convictions for up to 100 years after overturning a ruling that the information should be deleted from their computers." Court of Appeal: Full text of judgment (pdf)

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