via Gloucester Township Police Department In a bold move aimed at curbing youth misconduct, Gloucester Township, New Jersey, has adopted a new ordinance that holds parents and guardians legally responsible for their children’s unlawful behavior. The Minors and Parents’ Responsibility Ordinance will penalize parents who “fail to prevent their children from breaking the law.” The measure, which took effect immediately after its approval on July 28, allows for fines and even jail time for caregivers who fail to prevent repeated offenses by minors under their care. The ordinance targets a wide range of misdeeds, including 28 different offenses from serious felonies to minor violations such as loitering, breaking curfew, or chronic truancy. Glo Twp Minors And Parents Responsibility Ordnance- Adopted: July 28, 2025. The ordinance…
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