Curfew for minors suspended in Paris

A curfew imposed on minors in Paris has been suspended by an administrative court, as reported by BFMTV and the Vigie Liberté association. The suspension took effect on Wednesday, October 28.

Curfew restrictions and enforcement

The curfew, ordered by the Paris Prefecture of Police, had restricted minors of all ages from moving or parking on public roads between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. in several areas of the city, with only very limited exceptions allowed.

Court's reasoning for suspension

The administrative court ruled that there was no specific evidence or element that justified the strict restrictions on minors. The court found that the measures did not appear to be based on particular risks associated with minors in the areas affected.

Public and legal response

The suspension of the curfew reflects a legal challenge to the restrictions, with the court emphasizing the need for clear justification for such measures. The decision may influence similar policies in other regions.