ID & MinorsPregunta 53 de 80
In Texas, a 'minor' for purposes of buying, possessing, or consuming alcohol is any person under the age of:
a.18
b.19
c.21
d.25
Explicación
In Texas a minor is anyone under 21 for alcohol purposes. Selling, serving, or making alcohol available to someone under 21 is illegal except in narrow statutory exceptions. Age 21 is the bright line every seller-server must apply.
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