
I understand less than 7 days in DB will not have record..Dun noe this still apply
I understand less than 7 days in DB will not have record..Dun noe this still apply
when no record, what does it mean?From what I understand, whether a DB sentence has record or not doesn't depend on the period, but more on the type of offence (how serious it is) and whether it has a civilian criminal counterpart.
For example, if one is sent to DB for an offence such as a misfiring of weapon, his DB may not have record.
On the other hand, if one is sent to DB for fighting resulting in injury to the other person, this DB may have record, as it has the equivalent to the civilian charge of "voluntarily causing hurt".
when no record, what does it mean?
Like after serving DB, the record of having served DB will be wiped out? The record of one committing an office will be wiped out?
I think is more of spent record.Not wiped out, the military will always know, but u know that section in the outside job application where u have to indicate "Have you even been convicted in a court of law in Singapore" or something to that extent. One can answer "No" for minor DB offences.
Btw, for the case of cannabis consumption, since it is already an criminal offence outside of camp, this offence will be criminal record even with a DB sentence.
I understand less than 7 days in DB will not have record..Dun noe this still apply
Dont be worried about the lost time inside or what he will face.
Dont think anyone died inside (unless not announced in the open)
Be more concerned about the outside criminal record and relapsing back into a drug habit
Agree with this. So far all those in DB I’ve seen quite majority of them are AWOL cases. And generally I feel the detainee are well-behaved (maybe it’s just me when I see then) Not all for sure.
I believe cause those offense are not major kind, thus shorter days in DB. Which is why there won’t be a record. Don’t quote me on that.
Agree with this. So far all those in DB I’ve seen quite majority of them are AWOL cases. And generally I feel the detainee are well-behaved (maybe it’s just me when I see then) Not all for sure.
Hope for the best for you and your son.
Section 22(1) and section 25 are the most common.
Of course they are well behaved.... they better be.
Thank you.
For drug cases the sentences can be 8 month long. Depend on severity. Cause I know someone who got 8 months for drug cases.
I believe family support would help a lot. Do visit him as often as you could once they allow. I believe you could send letter too. Hope this help!
just hope your son learnt his lesson this time round...
not worth it to go DB unless he liked army alot and wanted to extend his normal 2 yrs ones...
still got the 7 HK and 3 LK for him to do when he completed as NSF...
last time during when I was nsf... when posted to unit
similar thing happened to one of them...
took drugs... got sentence... then good behavior...early release for him... saw him once when he reported to unit.
then he went to do the same thing...even included to visit doctors to demand MC...doctor called camp to complain...
then he caught by CNB for drugs...
back to there already...
dont know how long his sentence be for the second time... since no saw him even I ord.... maybe posted to other unit already...
Thanks. What is 7 HK and LK?
i think more important is cold turkey. better make sure your son get rid of the addiction and stay away from drugs forever. because if not, it will not be CNB next time drug rehab