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TABC Alcohol Laws and Regulations Flashcards

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  1. What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit at which a driver 21 or older is considered intoxicated in Texas?

    Answer: 0.08

    Texas defines intoxication for drivers 21 and over at a BAC of 0.08 or higher.

  2. Under Texas law, what is the minimum age to legally purchase and consume alcoholic beverages?

    Answer: 21

    The legal drinking and purchase age in Texas is 21.

  3. A seller-server sells alcohol to a minor. Who can be held legally responsible under TABC law?

    Answer: The seller-server personally

    The individual seller-server can face personal criminal liability for selling to a minor.

  4. What agency is responsible for regulating the alcoholic beverage industry in Texas?

    Answer: Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission

    The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) regulates alcohol in Texas.

  5. Which form of identification is NOT acceptable proof of age for an alcohol purchase in Texas?

    Answer: Expired driver's license

    An expired ID is not valid proof of age for an alcohol sale.

  6. What is the maximum penalty a minor can face for possessing alcohol in Texas (first offense)?

    Answer: A Class C misdemeanor fine up to $500

    A first minor-in-possession offense is a Class C misdemeanor with a fine up to $500.

  7. Under the safe harbor provisions, TABC certification can protect an employer from liability if the seller-server was what?

    Answer: Certified and acting within the law

    Safe harbor protects employers when their seller-server was properly certified and following the law.