Criminal Anti-Social Behavior Orders The subject of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders is as popular as ever – it is scarcely out of the media and the Government’s enthusiasm for tackling it shows no sign of waning. The main plank of the Government’s strategy to counter bad behaviour is the Anti-Social Behaviour Order – the “ASBO”. Introduced by the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, the ASBO has undergone many changes. It has been amended by eight subsequent Acts of Parliament and s.1 of the Act, which contains the main ASBO provisions, extends to 27 pages if downloaded into a word document. Various bodies have been given powers to seek ASBOs and a number of different Orders may be sought on the back of them. Contains:  Amendments - Video  Anti-Social Behaviour Update - Video  Consequential Orders - Video  How The Application is Made - Video  Injuctions - Video  Injunctions in Local Authorities Proceedings - Video  Measures Introduced in 2006 - Video  Proceedural Requirements - Video  What is an ASBO? - Video  Amendments - Audio  Anti-Social Behaviour Update - Audio  Consequential Orders - Audio  How The Application is Made - Audio  Injuctions - Audio  Injunctions in Local Authorities Proceedings - Audio  Measures Introduced in 2006 - Audio  Proceedural Requirements - Audio  What is an ASBO? - Audio  Consequential Orders - Document  How The Application is Made - Document  What is an ASBO? - Document By Jonathan Wragg Worth 5 CPD Points Only £199.85 |  Add To Cart |  More Criminal Topics *Provides access to all of our online content for 1 calendar year starting from date of purchase.

Home Page |  Register |  Log In |  Subscription Options |  Testimonials |  Help & Support |  Contact Details |  Free CPD Points |  Law in a Box.tv Terms and Conditions |  Privacy Statement |  Data Protection

ALL PRICES EXCLUDE VAT UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. Registered Office: 16 Churchill Way | Cardiff | UK | CF10 2DX. Registered Number: 5996549. Website designed and maintained by Server Corporation www.servercorporation.com