You must make the person aware of the law. Any one who enters a licensed establishment, must produce, or be able to produce, on demand, proof of age. If a person cannot produce it, regardless of their age, by law, you may not allow them entry. Even if you know them to be of age.
If you must refuse them entry for other reasons, you must tell them what those reasons are. Either they will understand and leave or remedy the problem, or they will become angry or belligerent and you will need to take appropriate steps such as getting help from other staff or contacting police. Try not to allow yourself to be dragged into arguments, debates, fights, etc. this will only make matters more difficult. You are the one with the authority, use it properly, safely and as nicely as possible.
You can and should refuse entry to a store or establishment based on hygiene. If the customer is not sanitary (i.e. Stinks) then as a curtesy to your other customers you should refuse them entry. This is also for health reasons as everything they touch is potentially a health risk. There's no subtle way to do it except just be straight fourth and discrete.
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Countries like Canada, Japan, and the United Arab Emirates have strict entry requirements for individuals with a criminal record, including felonies. It's important to check the specific entry restrictions of each country before attempting to travel there with a felony conviction.
The opposite of admit (concede) is to deny. The opposite of admit (allow entry) is to refuse.
They can only follow it, they possess no power to enforce.A Different PerspectiveA school can refuse to release a child to the non-custodial parent. It can refuse to discuss the child with that parent and can refuse entry onto school grounds.
Yes, it is legal for a minor to sit in most bars in Ohio with a SOBER parent or a legal guardian. However, the establishment does NOT have to allow a minor in. If the establishment makes a "no one under 18" rule, it is legal for them to refuse entry to minors regardless of who is accompanying the minor.
Yes. Nightclubs are private businesses and are free to restrict entry as they see fit, with the exception of illegal discrimination. It is common for clubs to refuse entry to people who are not dressed well enough or who aren't good looking enough.
No it's not as the management need to have a valid reason and if they don't have a valid reason they can't refuse you entry.