Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed, inset, said the use of parenting orders would be expanded under a Labour government in a crackdown on antisocial behaviour, as he laid out his party's proposals to cut crime and slash the courts backlog.
The new policing plan echoed former prime minister Tony Blair's promise to be "tough on crime and the causes of crime".
During a speech at Middle Temple today, Mr Reed said: "I will help parents take responsibility for tackling the behaviour of their own children if they repeatedly commit crime.
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