criminal record

American  

[krim-uh-nuhl rek-erd] / ˈkrɪm ə nəl ˈrɛk ərd /

noun

plural

criminal records

1. an officially recorded history of arrests, charges, or convictions associated with a person.

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Example Sentences

Suranovas does already have a criminal record, something he brought up himself, but he consistently downplayed his own role.

From BBC

Those applying must prove they have spent at least five months in the country and not have a criminal record.

From BBC

Harris said most of people held at the detention facility “have no criminal record whatsoever, and yet the government treats them worse than the highest-security criminals.”

From Los Angeles Times

In a separate interview on Tuesday, he told RTL radio that Epstein had been "generous" and "courteous", adding: "When I meet people I don't ask to see their criminal record."

From BBC

Its lawyers said the incident had not been foreseeable, as the driver in question had strong ratings by passengers and no criminal record.

From BBC