TABC Alcohol Laws and Regulations Flashcards
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What does TABC require a seller-server to do if a customer appears visibly intoxicated?
Answer: Refuse further alcohol service
Selling or serving alcohol to an intoxicated person is illegal, so service must be refused.
Which of the following is a common sign of intoxication a seller-server should watch for?
Answer: Slurred speech and impaired balance
Slurred speech and loss of coordination are recognized signs of intoxication.
Under Texas Dram Shop law, an establishment can be held liable if it serves a person who is what?
Answer: Obviously intoxicated and later causes harm
Dram Shop liability applies when an obviously intoxicated patron is served and later causes injury.
What should a seller-server do when presented with an ID they suspect is fake?
Answer: Refuse the sale and may confiscate the ID
A seller-server should refuse the sale and may lawfully confiscate a suspected fake ID.
In Texas, what is the term for providing alcohol to an intoxicated person who then harms someone?
Answer: Over-service
Continuing to serve an intoxicated patron is known as over-service.
How long is a TABC seller-server certification typically valid before renewal is required?
Answer: 2 years
TABC seller-server certification is generally valid for two years.
What is the best practice when a customer's intoxication level is uncertain?
Answer: Assess behavior and, if in doubt, refuse service
When in doubt, a seller-server should evaluate the customer and refuse service if intoxication is likely.