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Football Banning Orders in Civil
Proceedings
Football Spectators Act 1989
(FSA),
section14B:
- An application for a
banning order may be made by the chief officer of police for
the area in which the person resides or appears to reside if
it appears that the condition in (2) is met.
- The condition is that the
respondent has at any time caused or contributed to any
violence or disorder in the UK or elsewhere.
- Application is by
complaint to a magistrates' court.
- If
- it is proved on the
application that the condition in subsection (2) is met,
and
- the court is satisfied
that there are reasonable grounds to believe that making
a banning order would help to prevent violence or
disorder at or in connection with any regulated football
matches, the court must make a banning order in respect
of the respondent.
See grounds for the matters to be taken into consideration.
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