When I was a child, I didn t know how to fight, and I was warned by the police station, will this af

If it is a verbal warning, the case record will not be retained, and the case record will not be retained. There is no impact on the political examination of civil servants. "Criminal record" generally refers to a criminal record.

Moreover, the record of criminal punishment can be found in the public security organs, procuratorates, and courts. Those sentenced to probation can also be found at the Bureau of Justice. There will be punishment records for administrative punishments, and these records will be archived and kept by the local public security organs.

Article 24 of the Civil Servants Law stipulates that the following persons shall not be hired as civil servants: 1. Those who have been criminally punished for crimes; 2. Those who have been dismissed from public office; 3. There are other circumstances in which the law prohibits employment as a civil servant. Additional Information:

According to article 286 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China", where a person was under the age of 18 at the time of the crime and was sentenced to up to five years imprisonment, the relevant criminal record shall be sealed. Where criminal records have been sealed, they must not be provided to any unit or individual, except where judicial organs make inquiries as needed to handle the case or where relevant units conduct inquiries in accordance with state provisions. Units conducting inquiries in accordance with law shall keep confidential the circumstances of the sealed criminal records.

If it's just a verbal warning, it won't be recorded, and you can rest assured. If the warning is a written decision issued by the police station, then the warning is formal, the relevant information will be automatically saved in the case handling system, and you will have a record of violating the law. Records of those who have been warned are only kept in the police system of the police, and they are kept indefinitely, and will not be reflected in personal files.

But sometimes when you ask for your "certificate of no illegal or criminal record", you can't ask for it, because the "warning" is a kind of public security administrative punishment measure, and if you have a record, you have been punished.

If it is only a warning and not detained at the police station, there will be no record if there is no criminal record, and it will not affect the examination institution.

It depends on whether there is a criminal record, what is the nature of the definition at that time, and if there is a criminal record, most public institutions may have an impact on the recruitment.

Administrative detention indicates that the fight has not yet reached the standard of a criminal case, and falls within the scope of public security punishment, and does not affect the examination of civil servants. If you are suspected of a criminal case and leave a criminal record, it will have an impact on the political trial of civil servants, and it is likely that you will not pass the political trial.

Administrative punishment is not a prohibited condition for applying for civil service examinations. As for whether administrative punishment has an impact on them, the key depends on what job position, if important departments such as confidential and secret departments will be affected, they will generally not be affected. Furthermore, external administrative penalties are not publicized online, unless investigators conduct a special investigation in person or by letter.

Article 24 of the Civil Servants Law stipulates that the following persons shall not be hired as civil servants:

1) Those who have previously received criminal punishment for a crime;

2) Those who have been dismissed from public office;

3) There are other circumstances where the law provides that they must not be hired as civil servants.

Being administratively detained for fighting may affect civil servants and public institutions. Of course, this will affect you, because there is a lot of focus on that right now.

Is it you? If it's you, it's likely to affect the future application for civil servants or public institutions, and fighting can be big or small, but the general unit doesn't like this kind of behavior, so it may be affected during the political trial.

Being administratively detained for fighting will not affect the examination of civil servants and public institutions, because after all, fighting is not a political issue? So it won't affect.

Of course, it will affect, and this basically can't be passed.

Administrative detention should not affect civil servants and public institutions to apply for the examination, unless it is a criminal punishment.

This will not be, because the public office only restricts you from being criminally punished, and you are an administrative penalty.

Please reply to me if you have passed the political trial