Anti Social Behavioural Orders

Anti-Social Behaviour Orders

a civil legal enforcement tool that can be pursued through the Magistrates Court or sometimes through the County Court

a Civil Order and as such doesn't require the burden off proof required to secure a Criminal Conviction

a civil order made against a person who persistently behaves in a way which causes extreme stress to others, usually through drunken behaviour, abusive language, vandalism, joyriding, etc

a civil order made by the court to prevent anti social behaviour

a civil order that protects the community from behaviour that has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household as the perpetrator

a civil order which aims to protect communities from anti-social behaviour which causes harassment, alarm or distress

a community-based order that involves local people in collecting evidence and helping to enforce breaches

a court order and you must read it very carefully and do what it tells you

a court order applied for by local authorities, police forces (including the British Transport Police) and by registered social landlords (these are landlords providing social housing)

a court order that is used to deter individuals who carry out persistent and serious anti-social behaviour

a court order which prohibits, either indefinitely or for a specified period, a person from doing anything described in the order

a kind of esoteric injunction that bans people from highly specific acts that fall just this side of criminality

a kind of restraining order that bans an offender from an area or a type of behaviour

a local authority measure designed to prevent an individual or group from travelling to certain areas, wearing clothes likely to aide criminal disguise or behaving in a manner likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress

( Pronounced AS' bo.) Acronym for Anti-Social Behavior Order, a law which assists those who, previously, could aspire to be no more than obnoxious by enabling them to become full-fledged criminals. Regarded as insulting to real criminals who spent years learning their craft only to find their fraternity infiltrated by fifteen-year olds who played their iPods too loudly.

Anti-Social Behaviour Order