Crime and Disorder Act 1998 c.37

Crime and Disorder Act 1998

1998 Chapter 37

ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS

PART I

PREVENTION OF CRIME AND DISORDER

CHAPTER I

ENGLAND AND WALES

Crime and disorder: general

Section

1. - Anti-social behaviour orders.

2. - Sex offender orders.

3. - Sex offender orders: supplemental.

4. - Appeals against orders.

Crime and disorder strategies

5. - Authorities responsible for strategies.

6. - Formulation and implementation of strategies.

7. - Supplemental.

Youth crime and disorder

8. - Parenting orders.

9. - Parenting orders: supplemental.

10. - Appeals against parenting orders.

11. - Child safety orders.

12. - Child safety orders: supplemental.

13. - Appeals against child safety orders.

14. - Local child curfew schemes.

15. - Contravention of curfew notices.

16. - Removal of truants to designated premises etc.

Miscellaneous and supplemental

17. - Duty to consider crime and disorder implications.

18. - Interpretation etc. of Chapter I.

CHAPTER II

SCOTLAND

19. - Anti-social behaviour orders.

20. - Sex offender orders.

21. - Procedural provisions with respect to orders.

22. - Offences in connection with breach of orders.

23. - Anti-social behaviour as ground of eviction.

24. - Noise-making equipment: police power of seizure.

CHAPTER III

GREAT BRITAIN

25. - Powers to require removal of masks etc.

26. - Retention and disposal of things seized.

27. - Power of arrest for failure to comply with requirement.

PART II

CRIMINAL LAW

Racially-aggravated offences: England and Wales

28. - Meaning of "racially aggravated".

29. - Racially-aggravated assaults.

30. - Racially-aggravated criminal damage.

31. - Racially-aggravated public order offences.

32. - Racially-aggravated harassment etc.

Racially-aggravated offences: Scotland

33. - Racially-aggravated offences.

Miscellaneous

34. - Abolition of rebuttable presumption that a child is doli incapax.

35. - Effect of child's silence at trial.

36. - Abolition of death penalty for treason and piracy.

PART III

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Youth justice

37. - Aim of the youth justice system.

38. - Local provision of youth justice services.

39. - Youth offending teams.

40. - Youth justice plans.

41. - The Youth Justice Board.

42. - Supplementary provisions.

Time limits etc.

43. - Time limits.

44. - Additional time limits for persons under 18.

45. - Re-institution of stayed proceedings.

46. - Date of first court appearance in bail cases.

Functions of courts etc.

47. - Powers of youth courts.

48. - Youth courts: power of stipendiary magistrates to sit alone.

49. - Powers of magistrates' courts exercisable by single justice etc.

50. - Early administrative hearings.

51. - No committal proceedings for indictable-only offences.

52. - Provisions supplementing section 51.

Miscellaneous

53. - Crown Prosecution Service: powers of non-legal staff.

54. - Bail: increased powers to require security or impose conditions.

55. - Forfeiture of recognizances.

56. - Bail: restrictions in certain cases of homicide or rape.

57. - Use of live television links at preliminary hearings.

PART IV

DEALING WITH OFFENDERS

CHAPTER I

ENGLAND AND WALES

Sexual or violent offenders

58. - Sentences extended for licence purposes.

59. - Effect of extended sentences.

60. - Re-release of prisoners serving extended sentences.

Offenders dependent etc. on drugs

61. - Drug treatment and testing orders.

62. - Requirements and provisions to be included in orders.

63. - Periodic reviews.

64. - Supplementary provisions as to orders.

Young offenders: reprimands and warnings

65. - Reprimands and warnings.

66. - Effect of reprimands and warnings.

Young offenders: non-custodial orders

67. - Reparation orders.

68. - Reparation orders: supplemental.

69. - Action plan orders.

70. - Action plan orde...

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