Time to Go Home
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The document discusses different curfew policies for minors, including typical city curfews from 8pm-6am for those aged 12-17 and mall curfews around 3pm for those under 17. While curfews aim to ensure safety and eliminate risk, some argue they discriminate, waste resources, and violate rights instead of addressing the real issues facing teens. Alternatives suggested include family-based curfews and focusing more on understanding today's youth.
Time to Go Home
- 1. Time to Go Home
- 2. Most Common Curfews City Curfews
- 3. -Ages: 12 17
- 4. -Hours: 8pm 6 am
- 5. Mall Curfews
- 7. -Hours: 3pm
- 9. The Purpose is to Protect Ensures safety
- 10. Eliminates chances of youths being involved in dangerous situations
- 11. Business notices
- 12. Penalties
- 13. Safe at home
- 14. Mall Curfews The Problem?
- 15. -Loitering, profanity, noise, violence, etc...
- 16. Example: Galleria St. Louis, MO
- 17. -3pm on Fridays and Saturdays
- 18. -Age
- 19. Mall of America - 1995
- 20. Benefits to Business? International Council of Shopping
- 21. -64 of 1417 malls have youth escort policies
- 22. Less loitering leads to more buyers
- 24. What do businesses say?
- 25. Other Options
- 26. Family Curfews Family matter
- 28. Punishments
- 30. No Impact? Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention statistic
- 31. Discriminating
- 32. Waste of time
- 33. -ID Checks
- 34. -keeping track of exceptions
- 35. Fines
- 36. Where should the money go
- 37. Violation of Rights National Youth Rights Association, American Civil Liberties Union, Parents, and Teens object
- 38. Quick Fix - Simple and inexpensive
- 39. Where is the real danger
- 41. You're not people, you're children!
- 42. The real problem... is that it's more than just a curfew.