Why shouldn't there be a curfew for people under 18?

Answer 1

It helps keep the crime rate down. In most cities you can't be:

-out in a public place

-without a guardian

-past a certain time

So, if you are with a parent or guardian, you are fine

If you are on your property, you're fine

And if it's before the certain time, you're fine

Answer 2

Many communities have tried curfews for people under 18. They have been almost impossible to enforce. In almost all cases they were dropped because the city commissions decided their cops had better things to do rather than chase brats through back yards.

Answer 3

Juvenile curfew laws are typically enacted at the state and local level, and prohibit people of a certain age (usually under 18) from being in public or in a business establishment during certain hours (such as between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.). Goals behind these laws are frequently cited as maintenance of social order, and prevention of juvenile crime.

Answer 4

Because teenagers do stupid stuff! New York teenagers a worse that those in Texas.

Answer 5

Implementing safety precautions as well as curbing the chances of juvenile delinquency.

Answer 6

Because teens try to live their lives and do bad stuff before they are 18 so they don't get in real trouble; but older people think that teens should be 'responsible' and 'obey laws'.