Laws & LiabilityQuestion 8 of 80
Selling or serving an alcoholic beverage to a minor in Texas is generally classified as what level of criminal offense for the seller?
a.A federal felony
b.A Class A misdemeanor
c.A non-criminal parking-style ticket
d.No offense at all
Explanation
Selling alcohol to a minor is typically a Class A misdemeanor in Texas, which can carry a substantial fine and possible jail time. It is a criminal charge against the individual, not merely a citation. The business also faces administrative penalties against its permit.
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