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Wyoming Curfew Laws

Statute

14-6-244. Parental liability for failure to exercise reasonable control and authority.
(a)� A parent or guardian having custody of a child shall exercise such parental control and authority over the child as is reasonably necessary to prevent the child from engaging in delinquent acts.
(b)� If the court finds at the hearing of a juvenile petition that the parent or guardian having custody of the child has failed or neglected to subject the juvenile to reasonable parental control and authority, and that such failure or neglect is the proximate cause of the act or acts of the juvenile upon which a finding of delinquency is based, the court may, if the child is placed on probation, require the parent or guardian to furnish a cash deposit or bond in an amount not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00), conditioned upon the faithful discharge of the conditions of the child's probation.
(c)� The court may declare all or part of a cash deposit or bond posted under subsection (b) of this section forfeited if:
(i)� The juvenile commits a subsequent delinquent act or is found to be in contempt of court or to have violated the terms of his probation; and
(ii)� The court, after hearing, finds that the child's act was proximately caused by the failure or neglect of the parent or guardian to subject the juvenile to reasonable parental control and authority, including, but not limited to, enforcement of curfew, home detention, school attendance, or other conditions of probation.

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Last Updated: November 27, 2019