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What is a Formal Warning?

webadmin — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:58:40 +0000

Formal Warnings are one of the tools Police can use to resolve offences, without requiring court action. 

When someone commits an offence, Police may consider if a formal warning is an appropriate option as an alternative to prosecution. 

When a formal warning is issued, the information is recorded in the Police database, and the person receives a written Formal Warning letter detailing the warning related to the alleged offence. 

A formal warning is also subject to disclosure, for example for Police Vetting Services.

Audience:

General public

How do I contest a Formal Warning I was the subject of?

webadmin — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:58:07 +0000

Any person that is issued a Formal Warning can contest or dispute it within (4) weeks of receiving the Formal Warning written letter. The process to follow is set out in the letter you will have received.

Audience:

General public

How do I seek a review of a Formal Warning I was the subject of?

webadmin — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:57:33 +0000

If you want to have the formal warning that was issued to you reviewed complete this form: /use-105

Audience:

General public

Can I check if a warning has been entered as a result of an incident where I was a victim?

webadmin — Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:56:59 +0000

You can make an information request to request information held about yourself and if there was any Police actions taken in that incident. You can make an Information request here: /about-us/publication/request-personal-information-form

Audience:

General public

�ٴ��� - Formal warning

What is a Formal Warning?

How do I contest a Formal Warning I was the subject of?

How do I seek a review of a Formal Warning I was the subject of?

Can I check if a warning has been entered as a result of an incident where I was a victim?

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