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criminal liability - Answer- being held responsible for committing a crime. servers can be held criminally liable for violating alcohol-service laws. these laws are often created and enforced by state... s, counties, cities, towns, and villages. civil liability - Answer- being held responsible for payment of damages for injuring a person. servers can be sued and forced to pay damages if their actions or lack of care while service alcohol leads to an injury. dram shop laws - Answer- laws that allow establishment's owners and employees to be sued by someone injured by a guest who had been drinking alcohol at the establishment liquor authority - Answer- state or municipal agency that enforces alcohol regulations and licensing laws municipality - Answer- city, town, county, or village law suits, criminal charges, fines, imprisonment, closure of your establishment - Answer- as a member of the service staff, you must understand your liability regarding alcohol service. being liable means you have legal responsibilities. if you break liquor laws, you could face (these 5 things). serve alcohol to a minor, serve a guest who is or appears to be intoxicated, and possess, sell, or allow the sale of drugs on the premises. - Answer- as a seller or server of alcohol, you may face criminal charges if you break state, county, or municipal alcohol laws. most states may hold you criminally liable if you (3 things) allow a third party--who may not have been in the establishment--to sue for injuries caused by a guest who was drinking there, allow third parties to sue the business, the business owner(s), and the employees, and provide "caps" (or limits) on money damages that can be awarded to third parties. these caps vary by state. - Answer- many states have passed dram shop laws. these laws create a special kind of civil liability for establishments and their employees. dram shop laws: (3 things) enforcing alcohol laws, issuing and monitoring liquor licenses, issuing citations for violations, holding hearings for violators of the liquor code - Answer- agencies like ABC or LCC are responsible for (four things) selling liquor to a minor, failing to check the ID of a guest who appears to be underage, allowing a minor to enter the establishment with a fake ID, serving a guest who is or appears to be intoxicated, discriminating against guests due to race, gender, age, or sexual orientation, and selling or serving alcohol when it is not permitted - Answer- the liquor authority can issue citations for (6 things) 21 to purchase alcohol in all 50 states - Answer- legal age to drink bring alcohol to the table but not to pour it, take the order and payment for the drink, but not to serve the order, and serve alcohol if they have applied for permission from the liquor authority - Answer- some states allow underage servers to (3 things) 21 - Answer- in kansas, you must be __ to drink alcohol 18 - Answer- in kansas, you must be __ to serve alcohol two or more drinks at a time, an unlimited number of drinks for a fixed price, reduced-priced drinks for a specific period of time, drinks containing additional alcohol without an increase in price, and drinks as a prize for a game or a contest conducted at the establishment - Answer- some states and counties and municipalities restrict or forbid "happy hours" and other drink promotions. these laws may prohibit serving a guest (5 things) true - Answer- t/f you may be charged with a crime simply for serving a guest who appears to be intoxicated false - Answer- t/f it is illegal to serve alcohol to a pregnant woman false - Answer- t/f dram shop laws protect the server from being sued in the event that an intoxicated guest injures another individual true - Answer- t/f the state liquor authority can suspend an establishment's liquor license for allowing a minor to enter the establishment with a fake ID true - Answer- t/f all guests must be 21-years-old to purchase alcohol false (body fat does not absorb alcohol. this forces it to remain in the bloodstream until broken down by the liver. alcohol can pass through muscle in a lean person and spread throughout the body - Answer- t/f drink for drink, a lean guest will have a higher BAC than a guest with a large amount of body fat. false - Answer- t/f a 12-ounce beer contains less alcohol than 1 1/2 ounces of 80 proof vodka false (one drink per hour) - Answer- t/f the liver can break down alcohol at the rate of two drinks per hour false - Answer- t/f carbohydrates are the best type of food to serve with alcohol to help prevent intoxication [Show More]

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