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ASBOs

ASBOs. Anti-Social Behaviour Orders. Aged 10 or over Prohibits objectionable conduct Includes petty crime etc. ASBOs. Can name the defendant , even under 18 Public interest in knowing who is responsible for behaviour

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ASBOs

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  1. ASBOs

  2. Anti-Social Behaviour Orders • Aged 10 or over • Prohibits objectionable conduct • Includes petty crime etc

  3. ASBOs • Can name the defendant, even under 18 • Public interest in knowing who is responsible for behaviour • Helps the enforcement of the order if people know it’s in the place

  4. ASBOs regarding juveniles • 2 types • Civil ASBOs • Bolt-on ASBOs

  5. Civil ASBOs • Civil cases • Brought by local authorities • No automatic ban – but section 39 can be imposed

  6. Bolt-on ASBOs • If convicted at youth court for criminal offence, can apply for bolt-on ASBO • If application successful, can be reported • Magistrates have power to lift Section 49 automatic identification ban on criminal element if in public interest

  7. Breaching an ASBO • Free to report • No automatic ban on identification in breach of ASBO cases • Magistrates can impose Section 39… but must state their reasons

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