Laws & LiabilityPregunta 16 de 80
Which statement about the seller-server's legal duty is MOST accurate?
a.Responsibility ends the moment the drink leaves the bar
b.Only law enforcement is responsible for intoxicated patrons
c.The seller-server shares legal responsibility for preventing illegal sales and over-service
d.The customer alone bears all legal responsibility
Explicación
Texas law places direct responsibility on the seller-server to prevent illegal sales, including to minors and intoxicated patrons. That responsibility is shared, not transferred entirely to police or the customer. Understanding this duty is the foundation of the certification.
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