Are there any drug abuse records that affect future generations?

Having a drug abuse record may affect future generations.

Drug abuse records have obvious influence on the political examination of individuals and their immediate descendants. If an individual's immediate blood relatives are arrested, have a drug abuse record or are serving a sentence, these situations will be strictly examined during the political trial. The purpose of political review is to evaluate the law-abiding situation and moral quality of individuals and their family members. Drug abuse is usually regarded as a major bad record. Therefore, individuals with this background may encounter unsuccessful results when conducting political trials, which will not only affect themselves, but also have a negative impact on future generations' political trials.

The social impact of drug abuse records;

1, employment restrictions: some enterprises will review the background of candidates when recruiting, and drug abuse records may lead to discrimination or rejection of job seekers when they are employed;

2. Reputation damage: Drug abuse records may affect an individual's social reputation, leading to negative evaluation in social and interpersonal relationships;

3. Travel restrictions: Some countries and regions have stricter requirements for people with criminal records when applying for visas, and drug abuse records may affect foreign travel or immigration;

4. Educational opportunities: Some educational institutions may consider students' background records, and drug abuse records may affect the educational opportunities of individuals or their descendants;

5. Access to social services: When applying for certain social services or benefits, the record of drug abuse may become an unfavorable factor in the review.

To sum up, an individual's drug abuse record not only has a serious adverse effect on the results of his own political trial, but also may have a negative collateral effect on the legal compliance and moral quality evaluation of his immediate descendants, leading to more rigorous review and potential failure risk in the political trial, thus affecting the social reputation and future opportunities of the whole family members.

Legal basis:

Provisions on political review of conscription

Article 8

(1) Spreading politically incorrect remarks, and writing, editing, publishing or publishing politically incorrect articles or works. (2) Having been subjected to criminal punishment, reeducation through labor, asylum education or administrative detention; (3) Being under investigation for being suspected of violating discipline and law, or being investigated, prosecuted or tried; (4) Being expelled from public office, ordered to resign, expelled from school, expelled from the Party, kept on probation, or expelled from the Party for serious mistakes; (5) Tattoos showing signs of underworld organizations or criminal gangs, which are detrimental to the national image and social morality; (6) Having close ties with people with complex political backgrounds at home and abroad and being politically suspicious; (seven) participated in cult organizations or activities, participated in harmful martial arts organizations or actively participated in activities; Major family members, immediate family members, major social relations members or other relatives who have great influence on themselves are backbone members of cults or harmful martial arts organizations; (eight) I or major family members, immediate family members to participate in ethnic separatism, violence, terror, religious extremism and other illegal organizations, criminal gangs or activities with the nature of the underworld; The main members of social relations or other relatives who have great influence on themselves are the backbone of the above-mentioned illegal organizations; (9) The main family members, lineal relatives, members with major social relations or other relatives who have a great influence on me have been subjected to criminal punishment, expelled from the Party, expelled from public office or have serious illegal problems that have not yet been ascertained, and I have sheltered or retaliated; (ten) the main family members have criminal acts that endanger national security or serious political problems, and I can't draw a clear line; (eleven) other circumstances that do not meet the political conditions for enlistment for active service.