<P> Is the data publicly accessible </P> <P> Judicial Documentation Data can be requested firstly by the individual involved . Within four weeks, the individual can be told verbally of the information included in the Judicial Documentation . The law prohibits the provision of written information . If necessary for state security purposes, the information can be refused . - Judicial data can be given to: Court officials for use in court proceedings, staff members at the office of Public Prosecuter, the Board of Procurators General, individuals and agencies not involved with criminal procedure if they serve a public function and if it serves the public interest . - Conduct Certificate--statement by the Minister of Justice, that there are no objections to the individual in question practicing a certain profession or occupying a certain position . </P> <P> Length of time that are individuals on the criminal record system </P> <P> Judicial data on criminal offences are kept for 30 years after the criminal sentence has become irrevocable . Extensions can occur for non suspended prison sentences, mental hospital orders and youth detention . Data involving Minor offences are stored until five years after the irrevocable settlement of the case--extended to ten years if the individual was sentenced to prison or community service . 80 years after the birth of the individual, all data is removed . </P>

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