ID & MinorsQuestion 65 of 80
Which of these is TRUE about minors and alcohol in Texas?
a.It is illegal for a minor to purchase alcohol
b.It is generally illegal for a minor to possess alcohol in public
c.It is illegal for a minor to consume alcohol except in narrow legal exceptions
d.All of the above
Explanation
Texas law makes it illegal for minors to purchase, publicly possess, or consume alcohol, subject only to narrow exceptions. Each of these can be a separate offense. Seller-servers help enforce these rules by refusing sales and monitoring who is drinking.
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