DBS Barred List Appeal | Child and Adult Barred List | DBS Barring Solicitors
Our DBS appeal solicitors have again prevented a client from being placed on the adult and children’s DBS barred list (formerly list 99). The client had received a minded to bar letter from the DBS and instructed us to prevent him from being entered on the Barred Lists.
For further information please see here: DBS Intention to Bar Successfully Resisted
We have again prevented a client from being placed on the DBS children and vulnerable persons barred list.
For more information please visit here: DBS Barred list Appeal Solicitors
We have successfully challenged the disclosure of incorrect information on a DBS certificate. The client, a successful professional, had been issued with a DBS certificate that contained incorrect criminal record information. For more details please visit here: Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Barring Appeal
We are able to challenge incorrect or unfairly disclosed information on DBS certificates. If you have received an enhanced DBS certificate with wrongly or unfairly disclosed information then please get in touch. We are also able to delete arrest records or police cautions from the PNC .
Our DBS Appeal solicitors have made successful representations to the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) to prevent our client from being placed on the children and adults barred list. For more information see here: DBS Barring appeal success
It is a criminal offence under section 7 of the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 to apply for a job from which you on the Disclosure and Barring Service’s (DBS) barred list. Section 7 states:
(1)An individual commits an offence if he—
(a)seeks to engage in regulated activity from which he is barred;
(b)offers to engage in regulated activity from which he is barred;
(c)engages in regulated activity from which he is barred.
If you are convicted under this offence you stand to be imprisoned for a maximum sentence of 5 years.
We were instructed to defend a client prosecuted under section 7; at trial we made submissions that the original offence that had led to the client’s barring was in fact unlawful.
As a result of these arguments the trial collapsed and the charges were withdrawn.
Subsequently we successfully applied to have the original police caution expunged form the client’s record, for more information please visit here: Section 7 Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 DBS prosecution and police caution expungement.
We have successfully appealed against an application to place our client on the barred list, for further information on the case please visit here: DBS Barred List Appeal Success.
If you have received a letter stating the Disclosure and Barring Serviced (DBS) are considering placing you on the barred list then please get in touch. We have successfully prevented clients from being placed on the barred list, and have also have had clients taken off the DBS barred list.
If you have received an enhanced DBS certificate and it discloses unfavorable information which you want removed, then please get in touch.We have successfully challenged many DBS (formerly CRB) certificates.