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Question: Is it legal for parents to lock their kids out if they don't come home by curfew?
Answer: There is no law in Arizona that authorizes parents to lock their kids out if they do not come home by curfew. BUT, as you know, kids can be prosecuted for breaking the curfew laws.
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On 06/03/04
greta from FM said:
hello i´m from germany and i had to write a classtest about the curfew.i think it´s a good idea because the kidz runaway from home
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On 02/24/04
gameman3401 from OH said:
i no it is wrong if your parents lock you out its a law.
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On 02/12/04
ney from AZ said:
don't run aaway your parents just don't understand yiu
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On 02/12/04
nay from AZ said:
i would never do that
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On 06/07/02
krystle from OR said:
I don't, I strongly thing being on your own would be a lot easier then living in my situation. I don't know why you moved out and I don't need to know, it may be worse, which probaly is, but my point is that it would be a lot easier on my own. I really wouldn't care if my parents locked me out, I would just go to my friends house or my youth leaders. If they want to lock me out, I say let them I'll just leave, I have better places to be then home.
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