Servsafe Alcohol Practice Exam

Which of the following is true related to criminal and civil liability? A. Criminal and civil liability are the same thing. B. Both criminal and civil liability can result in a prison sentence. C. Criminal liability applies to the employees of an establishment, while civil liability applies only to the actual owners. D. Criminal liability is being held responsible for committing a crime, while civil liability is being responsible for payment of damages. - Answer-D. Criminal liability is being held responsible for committing a crime, while civil liability is being responsible for payment of damages. Criminal violations of alcohol-related law may result in which of the following? A. Civil liability B. Dram shop C. Payment of damages D. Prison sentence - Answer-C. Payment of damages D. Prison sentence Civil penalties may include which of the following? A. Probation B. Fines C. Payment of damages D. Jail time - Answer-C. Payment of damages. In a civil liability lawsuit, only payment of damages are rewarded. Fines and probation fall under the liquor authority. Jail time would come into to play for a criminal liability case. Which of the following is true about liquor laws? A. Municipal liquor laws can be stricter than state liquor laws. B. Obtaining a liquor license is the right of every operation. C. Violation of liquor laws will not result in an establishment losing its liquor license. D. Only the local liquor authority has the responsibility for monitoring and enforcing liquor laws - Answer-A. Municipal liquor laws can be stricter than state liquor laws. D. Only the local liquor authority has the responsibility for monitoring and enforcing liquor laws. Local Liquor laws can only become stricter than the state liquor laws they will never be more lenient. What do dram shop laws allow a person injured by an intoxicated guest to do? A. Sue the business, but not the business owner. B. Sue the business, but not the bartender who served the intoxicated guest. C. Sue the bartender who served the intoxicated guest, but not the business owner. D. Sue the bartender who served the intoxicated guest, the business, and the business owner. - Answer-D. Sue the bartender who served the intoxicated guest, the business, and the