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What happens if an Acceptable Behaviour Contract is breached?

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What happens if an Acceptable Behaviour Contract is breached?

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ABCs are signed voluntarily by the subject and, if breached, have no civil or criminal penalties attached. However, the threat of legal action is normally enough to ensure that the contract is adhered to. Failure to sign a contract can be cited as refusal to engage in mediation when later applying for an ASBO, or during eviction proceedings if the offender lives in social housing accommodation.

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