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1 No.. But why?

2 No. But why?  First, a curfew only restricts the time someone can get into trouble.

3 Most teens are stubborn  Secondly, even with a curfew, teens will do what they want.

4 They feel… different  Sneaking out gives a teen a thrill, like they are invincible.

5 Adds stress  Having a curfew will add stress on the teen because they will freak out about running late.

6 Stress = Freaking out  If your teen drives, which most do nowadays, they might stress out about running late and might not make it home.

7 Curfews are popular though  But that doesn’t mean they work.

8 1957 curfews  By the year 1957, half of America’s cities with population of 100,000 or more had curfews that didn’t work.

9 Crime rates in Detroit  After Detroit adopted the youth curfew in 1976, juvenile crime dropped 6% in curfew hours but raised 13% in non-curfew hours.

10 San Diego  Their youth curfew has been invalidated twice by appellate courts for violating young people’s rights.

11  Also, an 18-year analysis of 21 cities in California conclude that youth curfews ARE useless. California

12 Raises crime rates during day  It may lower juvenile crime rates at night but it just raises them during the day.

13 Wasting resources  Curfews don’t help much, just instead, waste police resources.

14 Curfews don’t teach  A curfew doesn’t teach a teen to be polite, be responsible, or to obey the law.

15 So do you think curfews work? Yes or No


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