Yuma has a juvenile curfew ordinance restricting minors under 16 from being in public places during specified hours without a parent or guardian. The curfew aims to reduce juvenile crime and protect minors.
Yuma's juvenile curfew ordinance restricts minors under 16 from being in public places during late-night hours without a parent, guardian, or authorized adult. Exceptions include travel to/from employment, school events, religious activities, emergencies, and exercise of First Amendment rights. The curfew is enforced by Yuma Police Department. Violations may result in the minor being returned to their parent/guardian and potential court referral for repeat offenses. Parents may be cited for allowing curfew violations.
Minors in violation are returned to parents. Parents may be cited for allowing repeated violations.
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