THE PERPETUAL CHARACTER OF THE CRIMINAL RECORD CERTIFICATE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Abstract

This article addresses the debate surrounding the perpetual nature of the criminal record certificate, and its implications for social reintegration, equal opportunities, and protection of fundamental rights. The discussion involves reflection on violations of individual rights and the need for an equitable approach. The text explores the challenges faced by individuals in this context and the repercussions in the social, professional, and legal spheres. The objective is to analyze the consequences of the perpetual nature of the criminal record certificate, seeking to contribute to a broader and more informed debate on the topic.