Jonathan Manning, is a Barrister at Arden Chambers and was called in 1989. He was a founder member of Arden Chambers and specialises in Housing, Local Government and Public Law and Human Rights. He has worked on numerous anti-social behaviour cases and is author of "Judicial Review Proceedings: A Practitioner's Guide LAG 1995 2/e" (Legal Action Group, forthcoming) plus a number of other books and articles.Claire-Louise Manning is a barrister, currently working as a Magistrate's Court legal adviser. She specialises in criminal law and regularly conducts magistrate's training and seminars for practitioners.Victoria Osler is a barrister at Arden Chambers and was called in 2001. She specialises in landlord and tenant, housing (including anti-social behaviour orders and committal proceedings) and homelessness.

There is no doubt about the lucid presentation and the analytical skills shown in this book. For magistrates' courts on whom the task of enforcing the Act chiefly falls this is an excellent and detailed guide.

• 1. Remedies for Anti-Social Behaviour ; 2. An Overview of the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 ; 3. Part I of the Act: Premises Where Drugs are Used Unlawfully ; 4. Part 2 of the Act: Housing ; 5. Part 3 of the Act: Parental Responsibilities ; 6. Part 4 of the Act: Dispersal of Groups ; 7. Part 5 of the Act: Firearms ; 8. Part 6 of the Act: The Environment ; 9. Part 7 of the Act: Public Order and Trespass ; 10. Part 8 of the Act: High Hedges ; 11. Part 9 of the Act: Miscellaneous Powers ; APPENDICES ; Appendix 1: Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 ; Appendix 2: Regulations ; Appendix 3: Guidance

Jonathan Manning, is a Barrister at Arden Chambers and was called in 1989. He was a founder member of Arden Chambers and specialises in Housing, Local Government and Public Law and Human Rights. He has worked on numerous anti-social behaviour cases and is author of "Judicial Review Proceedings: A Practitioner's Guide LAG 1995 2/e" (Legal Action Group, forthcoming) plus a number of other books and articles.Claire-Louise Manning is a barrister, currently working as a Magistrate's Court legal adviser. She specialises in criminal law and regularly conducts magistrate's training and seminars for practitioners.Victoria Osler is a barrister at Arden Chambers and was called in 2001. She specialises in landlord and tenant, housing (including anti-social behaviour orders and committal proceedings) and homelessness.

There is no doubt about the lucid presentation and the analytical skills shown in this book. For magistrates' courts on whom the task of enforcing the Act chiefly falls this is an excellent and detailed guide.

• 1. Remedies for Anti-Social Behaviour ; 2. An Overview of the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 ; 3. Part I of the Act: Premises Where Drugs are Used Unlawfully ; 4. Part 2 of the Act: Housing ; 5. Part 3 of the Act: Parental Responsibilities ; 6. Part 4 of the Act: Dispersal of Groups ; 7. Part 5 of the Act: Firearms ; 8. Part 6 of the Act: The Environment ; 9. Part 7 of the Act: Public Order and Trespass ; 10. Part 8 of the Act: High Hedges ; 11. Part 9 of the Act: Miscellaneous Powers ; APPENDICES ; Appendix 1: Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 ; Appendix 2: Regulations ; Appendix 3: Guidance

Jonathan Manning, is a Barrister at Arden Chambers and was called in 1989. He was a founder member of Arden Chambers and specialises in Housing, Local Government and Public Law and Human Rights. He has worked on numerous anti-social behaviour cases and is author of "Judicial Review Proceedings: A Practitioner's Guide LAG 1995 2/e" (Legal Action Group, forthcoming) plus a number of other books and articles.Claire-Louise Manning is a barrister, currently working as a Magistrate's Court legal adviser. She specialises in criminal law and regularly conducts magistrate's training and seminars for practitioners.Victoria Osler is a barrister at Arden Chambers and was called in 2001. She specialises in landlord and tenant, housing (including anti-social behaviour orders and committal proceedings) and homelessness.

There is no doubt about the lucid presentation and the analytical skills shown in this book. For magistrates' courts on whom the task of enforcing the Act chiefly falls this is an excellent and detailed guide.

• 1. Remedies for Anti-Social Behaviour ; 2. An Overview of the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 ; 3. Part I of the Act: Premises Where Drugs are Used Unlawfully ; 4. Part 2 of the Act: Housing ; 5. Part 3 of the Act: Parental Responsibilities ; 6. Part 4 of the Act: Dispersal of Groups ; 7. Part 5 of the Act: Firearms ; 8. Part 6 of the Act: The Environment ; 9. Part 7 of the Act: Public Order and Trespass ; 10. Part 8 of the Act: High Hedges ; 11. Part 9 of the Act: Miscellaneous Powers ; APPENDICES ; Appendix 1: Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 ; Appendix 2: Regulations ; Appendix 3: Guidance