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Question: Where can I find curfew laws?
Answer:
Curfew is how late you can legally stay outside in a public place. The State of Arizona allows each city to set curfews, and they can be different from place to place. If you violate curfew you may be ticketed, have to pay a fine, do community service or held at the police station while a parent or guardian is called. A parent or guardian is also susceptible to being cited for violation of curfew laws by a minor within the parent or guardian's control.
Curfews are often different on weekends and weeknights and are often different if you are under the age of 16 or under the age of 18. For more information about Curfew please visit LawforKids.org.
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