Enforcement Flashcards
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Which behavior is a clear sign of intoxication that should stop further service?
Answer: Slurred speech and loss of coordination
Slurred speech and impaired coordination are recognized signs of intoxication requiring service to stop.
A server continues to serve a visibly drunk regular customer. What is the risk?
Answer: Criminal charge and dram shop liability
Serving an intoxicated person risks criminal charges and civil dram shop liability regardless of familiarity.
What should staff do when a clearly intoxicated patron insists on driving home?
Answer: Offer alternatives like a taxi or rideshare
Staff should intervene by offering safe transportation alternatives to prevent harm.
TABC certification for sellers and servers in Texas is best described as what?
Answer: Voluntary but provides a legal safe harbor
Certification is voluntary but offers employers safe harbor protection when staff are certified.
An agent observes a bartender serving after posted legal hours. This is what kind of violation?
Answer: A hours-of-sale enforcement violation
Serving outside legal sale hours is an enforceable TABC violation.
How long is a TABC seller-server certificate generally valid before renewal?
Answer: Two years
A TABC seller-server certificate is generally valid for two years.
Which of the following is an example of an illegal 'after-hours' consumption violation?
Answer: Allowing patrons to consume alcohol past legal closing time
Letting patrons drink after the legal cutoff time violates after-hours consumption rules.