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"Anti-Social Behaviour: Powers and Remedies" is an exhaustive review of the powers and remedies available to public sector and private sector bodies in the area of anti-social behaviour. It uniquely sets out the powers and remedies of many different public/private bodies, including housing, planning and environmental health authorities and the police. Increasingly, local authorities have been given more general powers to deal with of anti- social behaviour in other areas. The features include: brings together in one source the powers and remedies of many different public/private bodies; covers Anti-Social Behaviour Orders; supplies an array of practical aids such as checklists, standard forms, reference grids and protocols to ensure nothing is overlooked; deals with all the processes involved, from the conduct of investigations and evidence gathering to how to prosecute; incorporates a wealth of developments since the previous edition, such as the Secure Tenancies (Notices) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2004 and procedural changes arising from the new CPR 65; discusses important recent case law such as Manchester City Council v Romano, Samari; easy to understand - accessible to non-qualified legal officers as well as solicitors, with case studies clarifying the text; reproduces key relevant legislation so it can be consulted easily.Contents:Introduction. Anti-Social Behaviour Crimes. Social Exclusion - local authorities, education and children. Mental Health. Anti-Social Behaviour Orders. Environmental Controls and Anti-Social Behaviour. Housing Management. Appendices - legislation, standard forms, checklists and protocols, reference grid. |
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