Youth group seeks independent monitoring of ASBOs

A leading youth organisation is calling for the introduction of ASBOs to be monitored by an independent body.

Youth group seeks independent monitoring of ASBOs
Fri, 29 Dec, 2006 - 16:01

A leading youth organisation is calling for the introduction of ASBOs to be monitored by an independent body.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell has confirmed that anti-social behaviour orders will come into force for adults on January 1st.

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