A trainee reporter from the Huddersfield Daily Examiner persuaded
magistrates to name and shame a teenager who had been given an
anti-social behaviour order.
Anne-Marie Bradley objected after
Huddersfield magistrates issued a section 39 order preventing the
14-yearold girl from being identified.
Hannah Woodhead was handed the order after stone throwing, cannabis smoking and foul language.
Bradley
addressed the court and pointed out that the success of the ASBO
depended on the support of the community to inform the authorities of
any breach of it.
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