Tips Exam
What is a second-party sale? - Answer-the sale of alcohol to an "of age" person who is purchasing
alcohol for a minor
a server can be held liable for an illegal alcohol sale ONLY in jurisdictions that have Dram Shop Liability
laws - Answer-false
your employers has a legal responsibility to protect you from legal penalties in the event that you serve
alcohol illegally - Answer-false
Select all guests to whom you can never legally serve alcohol - Answer-- minors
- second-party purchasers
- visibly intoxicated people
- based on prior court cases
- exist in every jurisdiction
- use the standard for what a reasonable person would do - Answer-Common Negligence Laws
- apply only to licensees and their employees
- specific to alcohol sales
- explain expectations for preventing illegal alcohol sales - Answer-Dram Shop Liability Laws
, - arrest
- community service
- loss of certification
- loss of job - Answer-Server
- license suspension
- license revocation - Answer-establishment
- fines
- financial judgement
- loss of income - Answer-server and establishment
how do reasonable efforts help you as a serve of alcohol - Answer-they reduce the likelihood that you
will serve alcohol illegally
which of the following would be considered a reasonable effort - Answer-check a guests ID
if you make reasonable efforts to prevent illegal alcohol service, there is no way you can be held liable -
Answer-false
what is not an acceptable form of ID to purchase alcohol - Answer-student id
If a guest displays one or more of the underage warning signs, what should you do? - Answer-request an
ID if the guest orders an alcohol beverage
What is a second-party sale? - Answer-the sale of alcohol to an "of age" person who is purchasing
alcohol for a minor
a server can be held liable for an illegal alcohol sale ONLY in jurisdictions that have Dram Shop Liability
laws - Answer-false
your employers has a legal responsibility to protect you from legal penalties in the event that you serve
alcohol illegally - Answer-false
Select all guests to whom you can never legally serve alcohol - Answer-- minors
- second-party purchasers
- visibly intoxicated people
- based on prior court cases
- exist in every jurisdiction
- use the standard for what a reasonable person would do - Answer-Common Negligence Laws
- apply only to licensees and their employees
- specific to alcohol sales
- explain expectations for preventing illegal alcohol sales - Answer-Dram Shop Liability Laws
, - arrest
- community service
- loss of certification
- loss of job - Answer-Server
- license suspension
- license revocation - Answer-establishment
- fines
- financial judgement
- loss of income - Answer-server and establishment
how do reasonable efforts help you as a serve of alcohol - Answer-they reduce the likelihood that you
will serve alcohol illegally
which of the following would be considered a reasonable effort - Answer-check a guests ID
if you make reasonable efforts to prevent illegal alcohol service, there is no way you can be held liable -
Answer-false
what is not an acceptable form of ID to purchase alcohol - Answer-student id
If a guest displays one or more of the underage warning signs, what should you do? - Answer-request an
ID if the guest orders an alcohol beverage
