Laws & Liability第 28 / 80 题
A manager tells a new server, 'Just serve everyone fast and don't worry about the law — that's my problem.' Why is this advice dangerous for the server?
a.It isn't; the manager takes on all liability
b.The server can never be charged individually
c.Only the customer can be penalized
d.The individual server can still face criminal charges and civil liability regardless of what a manager says
解析
Under Texas law the seller-server is personally responsible for illegal sales and over-service, and a manager's instructions do not shield them. The server can be criminally charged and named in a Dram Shop suit even if told to ignore the law. Following the Code protects the server no matter what a supervisor says.
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