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Will my child have a criminal record after he has been found guilty in the Youth Court?

Updated by SGCOURTS
The Children and Young Persons Act 1993 has been amended and with effect from 2025, a youth offender's criminal record will be considered spent when he/she successfully completes Youth Court Orders. This means youth offenders can lawfully declare that they do not have a criminal record.

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Youth CourtYouth Arrest Cases

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