Can registered sex offenders use public restrooms?

In most states, amusement parks are summarily off-limits to sex offenders. That being said, it's hard to answer because restrictions on sex offenders vary so much from state to state. Prime example: In Colorado, sex offenders on state supervision ... read more

In most states, amusement parks are summarily off-limits to sex offenders. That being said, it’s hard to answer because restrictions on sex offenders vary so much from state to state. read more

Restrooms that would fall under this category would be larger restrooms, with more than one stall, that allow more than one person to enter and use the facilities at one time. A unisex bathroom or a bathroom that is made for one person to use at a time would not be subject to the barring of registered sex offenders. read more

But a small amount of research will inform you that in neither the UK, nor the US, are there any restrictions on registered sex offenders using public toilets. In the UK, there are an estimated 64,000 female sex offenders, this in contrast to the estimated 10,000 transgender individuals who have presented for medical treatment. read more