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In some areas in the US, a ‘curfew’ is imposed, in which teenagers are not allowed to be out of doors after a particular time at night, unless they are accompanied by an adult. What is your opinion about this?

#areas #‘curfew’ #teenagers #doors #time #night #adult
In some Us
area it
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area, it
 is illegal for teenagers to stay outside during
night
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the night
 if they are not accompanied by and adult. Teenagers'
age
 normally is ranged between 11 to 18 or 19 or even 24 years old in different categories. I believe that for
some
one or some or every or all without specification
any
 particular
age
 in teenager's category,
this
 law can be logic but it shouldn't include all of the teenagers. In my opinion very young teenagers who are
below
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under
 16 years old may have not been enough matured to decide what is good and what is bad. They need to be accompanied by some adult for their own safety as well as others.
For
example when
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example, when
 they are offered by their friends to smoke
cigarette
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cigarettes
a cigarette
, they can really decide to accept or reject which can harm them if they accept it.
also if
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Also, if
Also if
 their friends ask them to commit some crime which sometimes even can be dangerous for
public
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the public
,
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,
they are not enough wised to accept or reject as even they may not know what they are going to do is considered as a crime.
Although
 scientists believe that
human brain
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the human brain
 can grow and developed up to
age
 24 years old, They
also
 believe that in most of the cases, the human brain is already
enough grown to
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grown enough to
 help them make decision and differentiate between good and
bad in
frivolous banter
badinage
age
 of 16.
in
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In
 the other
word, even they
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word, even as they
 are still considered as
teenagers but
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teenagers, but
 they should have the rights to have their own life and plan every
aspects
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aspect
 of it by themselves. Just mentioning the teenagers can make it complicated and the
law makers
a maker of laws; someone who gives a code of laws
lawmakers
 should set the
age
 limits
instead
 of just mentioning the teenagers.
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