Laws & LiabilityQuestion 18 of 80
TABC certification benefits a seller-server by:
a.Teaching how to recognize intoxication and check IDs
b.Helping the employer qualify for the safe-harbor defense
c.Reducing the server's risk of criminal and civil liability
d.All of the above
Explanation
Certification trains servers to spot intoxication and fake IDs, supports the employer's safe-harbor protection, and lowers the server's own legal exposure. All of these are real benefits of being certified. This is why Texas encourages seller-server training.
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