ASB

Question 1

What Act and year is ASB covered?

Answer 1

Crime and Policing Act 2014

Question 2

ASB Definiton

Answer 2

conduct that has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to any person
conduct capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to a person in relation to that person’s occupation or residential premises
conduct capable of causing housing-related nuisance or annoyance to any person

Question 3

5 major ASB risk factors

Answer 3

individual, family, peer, school, community

Question 4

What section of the 2014 Act deals with the power to grant injunctions?

Answer 4

Section 1

Question 5

What age can a person receive an injunction?

Answer 5

10 years or older

Question 6

What is the first condition to be met for an injunction to be granted?

Answer 6

court is satisfied, ON THE BALANCE OF PROBABILITIES, that the respondent has engaged or threatens to engage in anti-social behaviour

Question 7

What is the second condition to be met for an injunction to be granted?

Answer 7

the court considers it just and convenient to grant the injunction for the purpose of preventing the respondent from engaging in ASB

Question 8

What must an injunction under section 1 specify?

Answer 8

the period of effect or state that it has effect until further order

Question 9

An injunction must be no longer than (blank) if the injunction is granted before the respondent has reached 18.

Answer 9

12 months

Question 10

What is the consequence of breach of an injunction for an adult?

Answer 10

2 years or unlimited fine

Question 11

What is the consequence of breach of injunction for someone under 18?

Answer 11

youth court imposing a supervision order or a detention order

Question 12

Under what section can a court attach a power of arrest with an injunction?

Answer 12

section 4

Question 13

When may a criminal behaviour order be made? (CBO)

Answer 13

against an offender when they have been sentenced for the offence or given a conditional charge

Question 14

A CBO can be made against a person of what age?

Answer 14

10 years or older

Question 15

How long should a CBO order be for an adult?

Answer 15

minimum of 2 years up to an indefinite period

Question 16

How long should a CBO order be for offenders under 18?

Answer 16

between 1 and 3 years (reviews must be held every 12 months)

Question 17

What is the summary conviction for failure to comply with CBO?

Answer 17

6 months and/or fine

Question 18

What is the indictable conviction for failure to comply with a CBO?

Answer 18

5 years and/or fine

Question 19

What is the sentence for under 18’s for failure to comply with a CBO?

Answer 19

youth court - max sentence 2 year detention and training order

Question 20

What part of ASB does CBO come under?

Answer 20

Part 2

Question 21

What part of ASB do dispersal powers come under?

Answer 21

Part 3

Question 22

How long can a dispersal power be directed for?

Answer 22

up to 48 hours

Question 23

Who authorises a dispersal power?

Answer 23

at least rank of inspector

Question 24

What is the result of a failure to comply with a dispersal power?

Answer 24

level 4 fine or 3 months

Question 25

What part of ASB is community protection notices covered by?

Answer 25

part 4

Question 26

Magistrates court must hear the application for a closure order within how long of the closure order being issued?

Answer 26

48 hours

Question 27

How long can a court make a closure order for?

Answer 27

max 3 months

Question 28

Who is to be consulted before an injunction is made against an individual under 18?

Answer 28

Youth offending team