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ASBI
(redirected from Anti-Social Behaviour Injunction)

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ASBIAmerican Segmental Bridge Institute
ASBIAnti-Social Behaviour Injunction (legal)
ASBIAlcohol Screening and Brief Intervention (targeted prevention)
ASBIAnholt State Brands Index (state ranking)
ASBIAverage Symptom Burden Index
ASBIAnti-Social Behaviour Initiative (UK)
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Byline: SONIA SHARMA A SERIAL yob has been locked up for nine months for flouting his anti-social behaviour injunction for the eighth time.
Yob is locked up for eighth Asbo breach; Judge issues nine-month ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
She was issued with an interim anti-social behaviour injunction at Birkenhead county court, pending a full trial on September 15.
Action against barking dog by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
An interim anti-social behaviour injunction was made against him, banning him from an area bounded by High Street West, The Avenue, Elton Street West, Elton Street east, Equitable Street, Station Road, including the Forum Shopping Centre, York Drive and Hedley place, in Wallsend.
Lout banned; COURT: NORTH TODAY by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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