Laws & LiabilityQuestion 7 of 80
It is illegal in Texas for a seller-server to sell an alcoholic beverage to which of the following?
a.A person who is obviously intoxicated
b.A minor under 21
c.A person the seller knows will illegally give it to a minor
d.All of the above
Explanation
The Code prohibits selling to an obviously intoxicated person, to a minor under 21, and to an adult the seller knows will pass it to a minor. Each of these is a separate offense a seller-server can commit. Knowing all prohibited sales is central to the job.
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