Graded A+
What is a second-party sale? The sale of alcohol to an "of age" person who is purchasing
alcohol for an underage person.
A server or seller can be held liable for an illegal alcohol sale ONLY in jurisdictions that have
Dram Shop Liability Law? False
Your employer has a legal responsibility to protect you from legal penalties in the event that you
serve or sell alcohol illegally? False
What are Reasonable Effort? Reasonable Effort are like tools. It to protect from legal
penalties and liability by making reasonable effort
Reasonable Effort: Defense The more reasonable effort you make, the less likely you are to
serve or sell alcohol illegally.
,How does reasonable effort help you? They reduce the likelihood that you will serve or sell
alcohol illegally.
Some Reasonable Efforts -Check IDs
-Get trained in a responsible alcohol server/seller course
-Suggest food
-Monitor customers
-Refuse Service
-Refuse the Sale
-Ask questions
-call the police
-call a cab
-Suggest non-alcohol drinks
-Post signs
Which of the following would be considered a reasonable effort? Checking a person's ID
, If you make reasonable effort to prevent illegal alcohol sales, there is no way you can held liable
False
Checking IDs Server and seller need to accurately check ID to ensure they are not breaking
the law by serving, selling, making alcohol available to persons under the age of 21
Acceptable IDs When you routinely ask for IDs, and use proper techniques to check those
IDs, you reduce the chance that you will server or sell alcohol to someone who is underage
Select all the forms of identification that are ACCEPTABLE as proof of age to purchase alcohol
-State driver license
-Other state driver's license
-passport
-alien registration card (green card)
-F. Military ID
-Other State's State-Issued ID card
Step three: Establish ID Ownership -Asked the customer question the only owner without
hesitation.