Curfews give teens time to go home, instead of going out after hours. Some parents know what a reasonable curfew is. They know that there is a time when the child needs to be home and safe off the streets. People need to think about big cities, where children kill each other and many others. They stay on the street until the next morning. Yes, many teens might break this curfew, but that would be part of the solution to this problem. If you are at home, your parents can watch you. This way you can't get into trouble while being away. Therefore, you are encouraged to stay out of trouble and you might start to behave yourself. Curfews are helpful if you're out after hours, you just have a hard time waiting for it to happen. Instead of wasting time, you should do something worthwhile. Teenagers don't know that they are wasting time or might get into trouble because they think everything is fine. Adults are trying to teach us that curfews are what we need to stop juvenile delinquency before it's too late. Some teens don't want curfews, but they know they're there to keep them out of trouble. Most support the idea of ​​a curfew. Teenagers know that a curfew will make them a better person with good morals. Some experts say that teenagers will listen to their parents better when there is a curfew. Teenagers still need fun and freedom, but they also need to behave like adults. Teenagers have cell phones, so if they're going to be late, they have to call. It would be better than rushing home and they also show respect to their parents. A reason people gave for why not having a curfew. The majority of crimes occur during the day rather than at night. It is also an unlucky time for people. Teenagers can rebel if they are not given enough freedom. Parents are still in the middle of a paper......yes if they have to go home too early. They will be more likely to break the curfew. If they are too lenient, they will also have difficulty doing anything to gain bragging rights. There is an increase in car burglaries when school is out for the summer. /opinions/do-curfews-keep-teens-out-of-trouble http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/Family/Teen-Scene-PEI/2012-04-11/article-2952146/Do-Curfews- Keep-Teens-out-of-Trouble%3F%3B-Murphy/1 http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local/thats-history/28876-curfews-dont-keep-kids-out-of -trouble http://everydaylife.globalpost.com/appropriate-curfews-teenagers-2847.html http://www.boston.com/community/moms/blogs/child_caring/2010/03/the_good_and_ba.html http:// www.ajc.com/news/news/local/teen-curfews-protect-teens-curb-crime-or-just-peac/nQwMC/ http://www.collegenet.com/elect/app/app?service= external/Forum&sp=42891