Anti-Social Behavior Order

tristanc

Lets say a flat has a party. Fun is had, but nothing overly raucous. A couple days later, flat is informed that a complaint was lodged about behavior observed by a 3rd party about some guests at the party. Said behavior was not seen by the residents of the flat, and there was no indication of a problem or response by the guards on the night of said party. Correspondingly, the flat will now be subject to an ASBO, and if any more warnings are received in the next 3 months, flat will be subject to fines or what not.

Questions:

Citizensinformantion.ie implies that to receive an ASBO, first a behavior warning must be given, then said warning violated, then an ASBO can be applied for by the guards. Is this accurate? So what was really given was just a warning, and it would take another warning to get an ASBO?

Would something like just a noise complaint constitute another warning? Or would it have to be on par with the original behavior?

If there is concern 3rd party may have misinterpreted some actions when they lodged the complaint, could that be pursued to possibly get the warning rescinded? Or would that be a pretty futile effort?

Maximilian

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