Police will be spending too much time tracking down teenagers past curfew instead of real criminals. In conclusion, curfew laws violate basic constitutional rights of teenagers. This is discrimination because it punishes teenagers just for being young. It also takes away a family’s responsibility for their own children. Are your children
Young teenagers tend to imitate what they see exposing them to violence before they can understand it does not help them Violence just destroys their future by ending up in prison or the grave at an early age. Increasing teacher to parent commutation can be one method of prevention, because this way the teacher can give the parents information of the student’s behavior at school and vice versa. Sometimes the student can act in different ways while he or she is in school and another way when they are at home. Supervision from the parents is very important. Keep the lines of communication open with the child; get involved in their School Violence
Before the drinking age was raised 46% of people said they were vomiting after drinking, but that increased to 50% after they changed the age. For kids cutting class, it went from 9% to 12%. Missing class because of a hangover jumped from 26% to 28%. Some people argue that teens are getting lower grades because of drinking, but that percentage went from 5% to 7%. Adults may also argue that drinking may cause kids to get in fights and cause trouble.
It is obvious that the law has not succeeded in preventing the underage group from drinking. Violating the law will make the students to likely act unlawful manners, so why not make it legal? Once this law is approved, it will benefit the students from inhibiting them to make irresponsible behaviors. Since it is considered as an illegal activity for underage drinkers, teenagers have not been educated on how to drink in moderation beforehand. This is a great opportunity to teach those who are underage so they will have an idea of knowing their limits earlier.
Police layoffs have sparkled new concern about crime in metropolitan areas that have seen progress, raising fears that cops on the beat are getting thrown into dangerous situations with less backup and fewer resources. Newark, which ranks 23rd on the list of dangerous cities, laid off 33 percent of its force in December 2011, and crime has since spiked. In the 11th week period, since the layoffs, auto thefts are up 40 percent compared to the same period a year earlier, according to the city's data on reported crimes. Murders are up 73 percent and carjackings have increased more than fourfold. The number of shooting victims has more than doubled.
If there is a reason for the parents to look at texts besides just wanting too than that is great but I think that teen should be to keep their messages social media and emails to their self. It is wrong that parents barge in and make them because they want to know what is going on in their life. Teen Privacy should be exactly that teen privacy not parent checking up on their kids. Texts, emails, social media, and phone calls are the teens not the parents. Clothing is another issue schools mainly have a code about how they dress.
Regulations to help keep this rule organized is fine, but the problem with these bills are that none of them do anything to reduce the crime rate and svae lives. Criminals will not registar their guns because most likely they are stolen and they have no license do to the fact that they are criminals. Ultimately, the only thing that these bill do is keep the honest people honest. John R. Lott did a short survey of 847 criminals that said that they are more concerned robbing a citizen with who is armed with a gun than running into the police. One felon quoted “ If you scare some innocent body with a gun you might not survive, if you get caught and arrested by a cop in America you are sure to survive”.
You have to really smack someone upside the head for them to comprehend it. It makes no sense to ban something that cannot be enforced. Make cell phone use in general illegal while driving, or get rid of the law. Cells phones have become a part of everyday life for Americans. Regulate their usage.
• Students are telling others about how unsafe it is to drink and drive because you are not just risking your own life but many others. • Students are trying to show others how important it is to stay of the roads when drinking. http://www.sadd.org/teenstoday/parentsdriving.htm 4. Investigate the problem of teenage suicide. - What steps can be taken by schools to prevent this problem?
So Many Parents, like me set up restrictions, and other boundaries in which our teens must follow. These rules are commonly placed over our teens to control, safeguard, and teach our teens. Even though a large number of parents mean well, and some restrictions are necessary it is easy to overwhelm teens with such restrictions. First of all teens are not going to follow all of the rules, and secondly there are some things that certain teens will not do with or without a specific rule on that subject. For instance, there are many teens that would never think of staying out late, but by placing a rule on this subject, the teen might not feel trust worthy, and might be more likely to try pushing a curfews restriction.