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UK: Government looks to 'streamline' anti-social behaviour orders

01 May 2012

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UK: Asbos to be replaced in new government proposals (BBC, link)

New plans to tackle anti-social behaviour announced in Home Office White Paper: Putting victims first: more effective responses to anti-social behaviour (pdf)

See also: Theresa May's asbo overhaul misses the point (Guardian, link)

And: Statewatch's Asbowatch observatory (link)

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