Review and cancellation of criminal records

No. First the criminal liability must be extinguished and then the legal period must pass without any further offence, on the basis of the corresponding penalty.

The time limit for minor penalties is six months without re-offending, calculated in accordance with article 136 after extinction.

No. The law distinguishes six months, two, three, five or ten years according to the penalty and the assumption. It needs to be classified correctly.

As a rule, from the day following the expiration of the sentence. For the conditional remission of the sentence there are specific computational rules.

Yeah. A sentence may impose several penalties and consequences. It is appropriate to check its extinction and liquidation to correctly calculate the cancellation.

Yes, the 136 article recognizes the cancellation on its own initiative or at the request of a party when its requirements are met.

It is up to the Ministry of Justice. Before processing, it is advisable to check the penalty, its extinction and the dates, using the official channels.

You can request your cancellation and provide the necessary documentation. The law also provides for judicial treatment when it should have been cancelled.

The history cancelled or that should be, according to the requirements of the Spanish Criminal Code, should not be counted as reoffending.

No. The aggravating circumstance requires legal requirements of the nature and location of the offence, as well as firmness and absence of appropriate cancellation.

They may influence, but the 80 article distinguishes irrelevant, reprehensible, reckless and other circumstances. The examination is not an automatic ban in any case.

Both are useful, along with liquidation and termination or remission orders. The certificate alone may not explain the entire computation.

Not automatically. The registration cancellation and the withdrawal or deindexation of information on the internet are different issues, with their own rules.