Author: Campbell, Tammy
Title: County Court Anti-social Behaviour Co-ordinators: A Pilot Scheme
Summary: This reports presents a qualitative investigation of stakeholder views on the pilot scheme, which ran from Autumn 2006 to Autumn 2007. Housing and legal professionals, along with co-ordinators themselves, were interviewed as the pilot period drew to a close. Main findings include a sense that the scheme has resulted in little impact, with county courts dealing with too few anti-social behaviour (ASB) cases to warrant a dedicated co-ordinator. However, this is tempered by some suggestion that in practice all possible ASB-related proceedings were not identified during the pilot. Participants also raised issues around the suitability and sufficienty of county court facilites for ASB cases.
Details: London: Ministry of Justice, 2008. 45p.
Source: Internet Resource; Ministry of Justice Research Series 13/08
Year: 2008
Country: United Kingdom
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Shelf Number: 114419
Keywords:
Antisocial Behavior (U.K.)Juvenile Courts (U.K.)Juveniles Offenders (U.K.) |
