Titlebook: Anti-Social Behaviour Orders; A Culture of Control Jane Donoghue Book 2010 Jane Donoghue 2010 behavior.culture.local authorities.management

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Aufwachsen in der Erlebnisgesellschaft,edly encouraged local authorities and the police to make greater use of the orders. However, the (continued) public sup-port enjoyed by ASBOs is strongly antithetical to the dominant academic view held by many criminal justice elites who overwhelmingly characterise the use of ASBOs as indicative of

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Introduction,edly encouraged local authorities and the police to make greater use of the orders. However, the (continued) public sup-port enjoyed by ASBOs is strongly antithetical to the dominant academic view held by many criminal justice elites who overwhelmingly characterise the use of ASBOs as indicative of

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,ASBOs and the Targeting of ‘Undesirable’ Persons,aking in ASBO cases requires to be revised and improved. Subsequently, this chapter examines three specific areas of ASBO legal procedure which are identified as particularly problematic in the context of fairness and due process for ASBO defendants: the defence of ASBO action, interim orders grante

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Die digitale Welt des Computers,cial behaviour is far from unambiguous (Squires, 2006: 158) since ‘anti-social behaviour’ is a generic term, and does not necessarily relate to criminal or sub-criminal behaviour — ‘anti-social’ can of course mean one who is introverted and misanthropic and/or one who is either without, or in possession of poor, social instincts.