warning and record of rioting.

• Storm stout

  9 Apr 12, 14:46

  Hi brothers and sisters,

  I'm currently trying to apply for a job which requires me to answer this question below:

  Do you have a criminal record in Singapore?

  By this, we refer only to a criminal record of a conviction under the Registration of Criminals Act.

  I'm stucked because i have received a notice of warning for a rioting case a few months back. I have not been charged in court before. I did heard from some people that some serious case, you never go court also have criminal record. And also if they issue warning to me, does it mean i have been convicted or? So do i have a criminal record? Can anyone kindly advise. Thanks a million in advance. 

• wisefool83

  9 Apr 12, 15:11

  Nope. A warning letter is not a criminal record.

• gunner77

  9 Apr 12, 16:01

  Nope.

   

• dragg

  9 Apr 12, 16:07

  even if you have why tell?
• ivan1973

  9 Apr 12, 16:14

  Do

• speakoutfor

  10 Apr 12, 13:06

  Only singapore have this kind of stupid laws. A total police state. If you were protesting against the gahmen then you kenna rioting charge? What did you do?

  Get warning letter only. No big deal. You did not commit any crime.

  Even if you did. There is nothing wrong with protesting your rights.

• JJxJJ

  14 Apr 12, 13:23

  Originally posted by speakoutfor:

  Only singapore have this kind of stupid laws. A total police state. If you were protesting against the gahmen then you kenna rioting charge? What did you do?

  Get warning letter only. No big deal. You did not commit any crime.

  Even if you did. There is nothing wrong with protesting your rights.

  Not that kind of rioting, stupid