Laws & LiabilityQuestion 14 of 80
The TABC has the authority to do which of the following to a business that repeatedly violates the Code?
a.Fine, suspend, or cancel its permit
b.Seize the owner's personal home
c.Deport the owner
d.Nothing; only local police can act
Explanation
TABC's administrative authority includes fining a permit holder and suspending or canceling the permit for violations. These are civil administrative remedies aimed at the license. Serious or repeated violations can end a business's ability to sell alcohol.
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