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Anti-Social Behaviour Orders

31st December 2006

This report gives a detailed overview of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) which were introduced in England and Wales by the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, and have been available since April 1999. The research examines:

  • The processes leading to the imposition of an ASBO
  • The perceptions of key professionals and sentencers involved in applications for, and administration of the order
  • The views and experiences of young people who have been subjected to an ASBO, and those of their parents/cares

Source: Youth Justice Board (England and Wales)

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