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I was issued a trespassing ticket for going into a public women''s restroom at a public park
Asked on Apr 25th, 2012 on Business Law - Colorado
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Hi so today I was issued a trespassing ticket for going into a public women''s restroom at a public park with my girlfriend, even though there were no other people in the restroom at the time. But I had just read that in Colorado, (i live in Colorado) there is Colorado Senate bill 08-200 which allows any person of any gender, race, sex, sexual orientation to be allowed into any public or private bathroom. So what should I do in this situation when I go to court, will that Bill void my ticket? And also isn''t trespassing in a public place during operating hours a condescending charge? Any help would be appreciated thank you
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As a general matter, public restrooms are open to the public. To avoid having this matter create possibly adverse consequences for you in the future, you should seek the services of a local criminal defense attorney so that you can have the best possible chances of having the charges dismissed. See an attorney immediately. This forum is not a substitute for an attorney.
Answered on Apr 28th, 2012 at 12:34 AM