Jeanine Pirro is done with excuses. The former prosecutor and judge is calling for hard-hitting accountability to rein in out-of-control juveniles and the parents who let them run wild.
In a no-nonsense message, Pirro pushed for $500 fines on parents for every curfew violation by their teens. She went further, vowing to slap contributing-to-the-delinquency charges that could land negligent moms and dads behind bars for up to six months.
“Parents need to be held responsible,” Pirro declared, making clear she has zero tolerance for households that produce street-roaming troublemakers. No more coddling. No more passing the buck to schools, cops, or society. If your kid is out causing chaos after dark, you pay the price and face the consequences.
This is the kind of common-sense toughness America desperately needs. For too long, liberal soft-on-crime policies have let parents off the hook while cities drown in juvenile crime waves. Pirro’s approach cuts through the nonsense: raise your kids right or face the music. Law and order starts at home.
