KBKC's December Masterclass - Respect Orders and Injunctions

Following the outstanding success and exceptional feedback from her November Masterclass, Kuljit Bhogal KC is repeating her Respect Orders & Injunctions Masterclass on Monday 7 December.

Respect Orders & Injunctions: From Legislation to Practical Application

The introduction of Respect Orders represents one of the most significant developments in the legal framework for tackling anti-social behaviour. But knowing what the legislation says is only the starting point. Knowing how to use these powers effectively, prepare robust applications, present compelling evidence and secure positive outcomes is what really matters.

This Masterclass goes beyond a conventional legal update. Led by Kuljit Bhogal KC, one of the leading specialist practitioners in this field, it combines expert legal analysis, judicial insight and practical guidance to help professionals understand how to make these new powers work.

Importantly, since Respect Orders came into force on 26 October, Kuljit and her guest speakers have been gaining practical experience of obtaining these orders. Delegates will therefore benefit not only from their extensive legal and judicial experience but also from her first-hand experience of putting the new provisions into practice.

Why should you attend?

This is an opportunity to learn from Kuljit and a team of experienced professionals about how to use the new powers confidently and effectively.

You will gain practical insight into:

• Making successful applications: Understanding the legal requirements, preparing robust applications and avoiding common pitfalls.
• Evidence and enforcement: Building compelling cases, meeting evidential requirements and understanding enforcement options.
• Judicial insight: Understanding how applications are approached by the courts and what practitioners need to demonstrate.
• Practical implementation: Exploring how Respect Orders and injunctions can be used alongside existing ASB powers to achieve meaningful outcomes.
• Multi-agency working: Understanding the respective roles of local authorities, registered providers and police and how to work together effectively.
• Practical resources: Taking away useful materials and guidance, including an enhanced Risk Assessment template, to support implementation within your organisation.

What makes this Masterclass different?

Too often, legal training takes place within professional silos. Yet tackling anti-social behaviour effectively requires lawyers, housing professionals, local authorities and police to understand each other's roles and work collaboratively.

One of the most valuable features of KBKC's November Masterclass was bringing together professionals from across these sectors to learn, share experience and consider how the new powers can be used in practice.

This is not simply a day spent working through legislation. It is an opportunity to hear from specialists, explore practical challenges, exchange ideas with colleagues and gain insight that you can take straight back into your organisation.

Don't just take our word for it. The November delegates' feedback speaks for itself:

"Kuljit is an exceptional host: she is informative, engaging and topical. Whilst the company, venue and food were amazing, the opportunity to learn from Kuljit is second to none."

"I found it to be one of the most practical training sessions I have attended."

"The delivery and the ground covered was absolutely spot on and wholly deserving the title 'Masterclass'."

"The event felt not just a training session but also a collaborative forum – a great opportunity to speak to peers and colleagues at other organisations/firms."

And perhaps the comment that best captures the purpose of the Masterclass:

"It was not legislation heavy but showed practitioners how to actually apply the legislation."

Who should attend?

The Masterclass is designed for professionals involved in advising on, managing, implementing or enforcing anti-social behaviour powers, including:

• Local authority lawyers, ASB officers and community safety teams.
• Registered provider and housing association lawyers and housing management professionals.
• Police officers and ASB leads.
• Solicitors and other legal practitioners.
• Frontline professionals responsible for tackling anti-social behaviour.

Whether you are preparing applications, advising clients, managing cases or responsible for implementing the new powers within your organisation, this Masterclass will equip you with greater knowledge, practical insight and confidence.

If you are responsible for tackling anti-social behaviour, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

Timings on Monday 7th December 2026 - full programme below

Registration starts: 9.30am

Opening session starts: 10am

Masterclass ends: 4pm

Ticket price includes tea/coffee throughout the day and lunch.

How to book

You can see details of the full programme and information on how to book below. Places are limited.

About Kuljit Bhogal KC

Kuljit is a leading barrister practicing in all aspects of public law at Cornerstone Barristers. She is the nationwide expert in the use of the powers found in the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 and is author of Cornerstone on Anti-Social Behaviour (published by Bloomsbury).

Programme (timings and speakers subject to change)

Standard ticket price: £199 + VAT (plus Ticket Tailor booking fee of £4.50)

Timings and speakers are subject to change.

Unfortunately no refunds will be issued if you are unable to attend. Please contact me if you wish to send a colleague in your place.