Summary
After a rough holiday weekend, leaders in Rochester and Buffalo are dusting off the idea of youth curfews to keep kids out of trouble. It's a quick reaction to rising violence, but one that’s bound to spark a big debate about what actually works.
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Impact analysis
Enforcing a new curfew could strain police budgets with extra overtime and potential legal fees if the city gets sued.
Local residents and business owners looking for a quieter, safer neighborhood vibe after dark stand to gain the most.
Responsible teens who just want to hang out late, plus working youth who might get unfairly hassled by police.
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