Idaho Passes Bathroom Bill, Criminalizing Opposite-Sex Use
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Idaho Lawmakers Pass Bathroom Bill: A Crime to Enter Opposite Sex Facilities - Governors Signature Awaited
Idaho lawmakers have passed House Bill 752, making it a crime to knowingly enter a restroom or changing room for the opposite sex in public places. The bill, which cleared the Senate and House, now awaits Governor Brad Littles signature. A first offense would be a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail, while a second violation within five years would be a felony with up to five years behind bars. The law includes exceptions for medical help, emergencies, single-user restrooms, or assisting family members. Supporters argue it boosts privacy and safety, while critics call it unnecessary and worry about enforcement challenges. The bill is set to become law on July first if the governor signs it.
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