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Alcohol Safety

Category - Legal

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In addition to selling alcohol to minors and intoxicated patrons, what else can you be held criminally liable for?

Allowing the sale of drugs on the property and/or selling them yourself
Verbally insulting a customer for any reason
Refusing to wear a supervisor-approved uniform
Not using clean glassware to serve alcohol in

Explanation

Answer: A - You can be held criminally liable for allowing the sale of drugs on the property and/or selling them yourself.

While the local liquor authorities will be primarily monitoring your conduct when it comes to alcohol service, law enforcement in general takes notice of other kinds of illegal behavior. Even if you’re not specifically breaking the law yourself, knowingly allowing others to do so on the establishment’s property can make you criminally liable. If you notice any illegal behavior, be sure to report it.

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