Laws & LiabilityPregunta 10 de 80
What does 'strict liability' mean in the context of serving a minor?
a.The server must prove the guest lied to be excused
b.The server can be held responsible even if they believed the guest was of age
c.Liability applies only if the minor becomes intoxicated
d.Only the minor is penalized, never the server
Explicación
Under a strict-liability standard, the server can be penalized for serving a minor regardless of whether they intended to or believed the person was of age. This is why careful ID verification, not assumptions, is the only reliable defense. Many states apply this standard to underage sales.
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