Enforcement Flashcards
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A TABC agent issues an administrative violation. Where is such a case typically resolved?
Answer: TABC administrative hearing
Administrative violations are handled through TABC's administrative hearing process.
What record-keeping failure can trigger a TABC enforcement action against a licensee?
Answer: Failing to maintain required sales and invoice records
Licensees must keep required records, and failing to do so can lead to enforcement.
A bar allows a certified server to work with an expired certificate. What is the consequence?
Answer: The safe harbor protection may be lost
An expired certificate can void the employer's safe harbor protection.
Which of the following counts as an illegal 'open container' enforcement concern for on-premises staff?
Answer: Allowing patrons to leave with open alcoholic drinks where prohibited
Permitting patrons to remove open containers where prohibited can be an enforcement issue.
TABC enforcement can result from a public complaint. What typically follows a valid complaint?
Answer: An investigation by TABC agents
A valid complaint generally leads to a TABC investigation before any penalty.
A server accepts a genuine but expired driver's license as proof of age. Is this acceptable?
Answer: No, an expired ID should not be relied upon for age verification
An expired ID is not a reliable valid document and should not be accepted for verification.
Which action best reduces an establishment's enforcement risk overall?
Answer: Consistent ID checks and monitoring for intoxication
Consistent ID verification and monitoring for intoxication are the core practices that lower enforcement risk.