The Juvenile Curfew Ordinance law requires young individuals to adhere to a curfew, commonly in the evening or nighttime hours, restricting them from being out in public without an adult supervision. This law is designed to reduce juvenile crime and keep minors safe during certain hours when they may be more susceptible to danger or unlawful behavior. Violations of the curfew can result in fines, community service, or other legal consequences for both the minor and their parents or guardians.
