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TYPES OF CURFEW LAWS

There are three types of curfew laws that exist in the US.

1. EMERGENCY CURFEW LAWS

These are generally temporary directives issued by local, state, or federal governments in response to particular crises including:

  • Natural disasters like explosions, forest fires, or hurricanes
  • Persistent civil disturbances including terrorist threats, violent protests, or riots
  • Public health disasters like a pandemic, outbreak of a highly contagious disease, or quarantine


In March 2020, for instance, several states declared a state of emergency. This gave their respective governments the authority to impose an emergency curfew to slow the spread of the coronavirus for the duration of the global pandemic.

Going further back to August 2008, New Orleans instituted a “dusk-to-dawn” curfew due to the impending threat of Hurricane Gustav as it approached the Gulf Coast.

An emergency curfew may impose the following measures:

  • Prohibiting pedestrians from biking, walking, sitting, or standing
  • Prohibiting the movement or parking of motor vehicles in specific places
  • Prohibiting the operation of businesses between certain hours
  • Allowing for the movement of healthcare workers for emergency calls, utility service providers, and patients
  • Allowing the operation of designated essential services including hospital, police, and fire services


EMERGENCY CURFEW VIOLATION CONSEQUENCES

Breaking emergency curfew laws is punishable by fines, jail time, or probation. The nature and severity of the punishments vary from one state to another.

2. BUSINESS CURFEW LAWS

Curfews imposed on businesses are designed to maintain and promote public health and safety in times of crisis. These types of curfews are usually placed on businesses that operate in heavily populated areas where people are likely to gather in large numbers – which would fuel the spread of diseases like coronavirus.

They are also imposed on businesses that operate in places that have a higher-than-average crime rate, forcing them to remain closed during late-night hours. Business curfew laws usually target restaurants, bars, and popular stores. Pharmacies, however, are the exception since they are deemed to be an essential service.

Business curfew violation carries with it some hefty penalties for any entity found flouting the rules. The severity of the fines ultimately depends on the government agency charged with enforcing that particular curfew law.

3. JUVENILE CURFEW LAWS

This type of curfew law is normally enacted at the local or state level. It usually prohibits individuals of a certain age – usually those under 18, from being out in public at certain times when not accompanied by an adult, or from accessing certain businesses between specific times.

Juvenile curfew hours are typically between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., with the goal being to prevent juvenile crime and maintain social order. In the year 2008 in Birmingham, Alabama, minors aged 17 and below were prohibited from being out on the streets past 9 p.m. during weekdays and 11 p.m. on the weekends.

Any child found violating those rules would be slapped with a $500 fine that the parents would usually have to pay. In other states, the penalties may require that the child complete a specific number of hours of community service if they break curfew.

IS A CURFEW VIOLATION A CRIMINAL OFFENSE?

A frequently asked question is – What happens if you break curfew? Well, for starters, breaking curfew is a crime. So, a violation of the same is punishable by jail time, fines, probation, or in the case of juvenile curfew – community service.

The severity of the punishment all boils down to the government agency charged with enforcing the law. Violating a state curfew directive would carry much stiffer penalties than violating a local one.

Keep in mind though that direct orders from law enforcement or public safety officers override curfew laws. So, if you disobey a direct police order to “get down,” “get out,” or “go inside” within or outside of curfew hours, you will be arrested and charged.

Are Curfews Legal? Legal Consequences of Breaking Curfew (laws101.com)

Instructor(s)

Health Psychologist

Valerie Catt Joglar

Valerie Catt is a certified master mental health psychologist and a rehabilitation impact education coach with an advanced degree certificate in health and wellness coaching and rehabilitation education. Val has been creating online course curriculum since 2012 and has extensive experience in court mandated education services including elearning courses and impact coaching curriculum.

eCourse Curriculum

This course dives into the understanding of community living and societal laws and agreements voted into practice as a best course of action to keep communities peaceful & safe.

  • 1

    Chapter 1: Curfew Law Violation Awareness and Education

    • Curfew Laws Curfew laws prohibit or limit your right to be out in public at certain times. They are intended to maintain a certain level of order and safety in public spaces. Most curfew laws apply only to juveniles under the age of 18.

    • ARE CURFEWS LEGAL? LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF BREAKING CURFEW: One of the things that make the United States the greatest nation on earth is the Constitution. It protects the fundamental rights and liberties of the citizens.

    • How Serious an Offense Is Curfew Violation? Juvenile curfew laws exist to keep young people out of harm’s way and to deter them from criminal activity. Most curfew laws exist at the local level, and lawmakers determine them based on community preferences.

    • Juvenile Curfew Laws: When children, particularly teenagers, congregate in large groups, it tends to make adults nervous. It's also the cause of many curfew laws and ordinances that restrict juveniles from being in public places at certain hours.

    • (06:45) Protesters peacefully arrested for violating curfew by Channel KARE 11

    • (06:06) Are Curfew Laws and Regulations Constitutional? It depends. 1st Amd: Freedom of Speech and Assembly by Lawstache Law Firm

    • (03:50) Dozens of juveniles detained for violating curfew by Channel 7 WXYZ Detroit

    • (02:50) Teens discuss Bibb curfew law by Channel 13 WMAZ

    • (01:19) Police release curfew violation statistics by Channel KMBC 9

    • (08:05) To reduce chronic school absences, Cleveland focuses on positive family support by Channel PBS NewsHour

    • (02:06) Curfew Sweep - 2009-05-12 by Channel Orange County Register

    • QUIZ: CURFEW LAW AWARENESS

  • 2

    Chapter 2: Decision Making and Impulse Control Theory and Practice

    • CHAPTER 2 DECISION MAKING IMPULSE CONTROL THEORY.pdf

    • (16:52) Bob Proctor - Why Is Success Slipping Through Your Fingers by the SGR Program Bob Proctor

    • (10:18) How To Master & Control Your Emotions by Ralph Smart @RalphSmart.com

    • (22:09) Self Control - How To Develop Self-Control To Create An Amazing Life by Leo Gura @Actualized.org

    • (16:50) How to Recognize You're Making Decisions With Your Ego by Ralph Smart @RalphSmart.com

    • (12:55) Marcus Aurelius – How To Build Self Discipline (Stoicism) by Philosophies for Life

    • QUIZ: Behavior Modification Decision Making Impulse Control

  • 3

    Chapter 3: Philosophy of Behavior Modification

    • PRESENTATION: PHILOSOPHY OF BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION.pdf

    • (05:54) Plato's Crito: Socrates' 3 Rules for Ethical Thinking by The Philosophical Life

    • (10:06) Napoleon Hill - Setting Goals, Behavior Change by Matt Zavadil

    • (05:24) PHILOSOPHY – Epicurus by The School of Life

    • (10:27) Marcus Aurelius: Meditations (Animated) by Eudaimonia

    • (42:00) Marcus Aurelius-Best Lecture on Stoicism EVER! (full Virtual University lesson) by Dual by Nature

  • 4

    Chapter 4: EQ Emotional Intelligence and IQ Intelligence Quotient

    • PRESENTATION: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE EQ AND IQ INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT.pdf

    • (05:28) What is Emotional Intelligence? By The School of Life

    • (10:28) IQ vs EQ (Emotional Intelligence) - Daniel Goleman EQ Book Summary

    • (12:14) Emotional Intelligence: Using the Laws of Attraction, D. Ivan Young

    • (08:14) How to Master Your Emotions by Freedom of Thought

    • (16:15) Emotional Intelligence - Why Your EQ Is More Important Than Your IQ by Actualized.org

    • (13:25) How To Train Your Mind To Be Stronger Than Your Feelings | Ralph Smart

    • (18:15) TYRESE GIBSON: I LOVE YOU --I REPEAT-- I LOVE YOU by National Court Ordered Education Institute

    • EQ QUIZ: EQ (EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE)

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