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Nobody wants to have a curfew?
sometimes having a curfew is good in different situations
What are 3 good reasons on why a sixth grader should not have a curfew?
There are none. 6th graders should have a curfew.
What is a good curfew for 15 year old girl?
A good curfew for a 15-year-old girl is typically around 10 or 11 PM on weekends and 9 or 10 PM on school nights. It's important to establish clear boundaries and communicate with your daughter to ensure she understands the curfew expectations. Adjust the curfew based on individual circumstances and responsibilities.
What are the good things about having a penguin as a pet?
They make good lovers
What is a good title about whether or not teens need a curfew?
If you are writing an essay, a simple title like "Should teens have a curfew?" is best.
What are good things and bad things about having a free enterprise system?
alot of things alot of things
Can your curfew be taken off your probation after you settle things in court and am still on some kind of probation?
YES... it is up to the Judges to say if he'll take off the curfew ...
Reasons for not having a curfew for children under the age of 16?
Because they should be in bed by 9 PM
Is curfew good or bad?
The answer to whether curfew is good or bad depends on the context and objectives. In some situations, implementing a curfew can help maintain public safety and order. However, curfews can also infringe on individual freedoms and disproportionately affect certain groups, so they should be implemented carefully and with consideration for civil liberties. Ultimately, the effectiveness and fairness of a curfew depend on its purpose and how it is enforced.
Good things about having a dog as your class pet?
class distraction!
Why is having more time good?
time is money or you can do more things
What are the bad things and good things about being a doctor?
The good things are obvious; helping sick people and curing certain diseases. Some of the bad things would probably include having to tell someone they are terminally ill or having to tell family that a person died.
