06-06-2007, 10:10 AM
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Crazy
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Originally Posted by The_Jazz
Selling liquor to someone who's already intoxicated is a crime in Kansas, and puts you and your company in a very actionable position should there be an incident later.
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I would never sell alcohol to someone who is having trouble walking or talking because there's a difference between drunk and wasted. Otherwise bars would be in a world of hurt... regardless
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Dram shop laws, as explained in the previous article, are laws providing that persons or establishments who sell alcohol to an intoxicated person or minor can be held liable for injuries or damages caused by the intoxicated person.
The following states and territories have enacted some type of dram shop law, either by legislative act or through case law:
Alabama, Maine, Oklahoma
Alaska, Massachusetts, Oregon
Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania
Arkansas, Minnesota, Rhode Island
Colorado, Mississippi, South Carolina
Connecticut, Missouri, Tennessee
District of Columbia, Montana, Texas
Florida, New Hampshire, Utah
Georgia, New Jersey, Vermont
Hawaii, New Mexico, Washington
Idaho, New York, West Virginia
Illinois, North Carolina, Wisconsin
Iowa, North Dakota, Wyoming
Kentucky, Ohio
The following states, conversely, do not impose civil liability on persons or establishments for sale of alcohol:
California, Louisiana, Nevada
Delaware, Maryland, South Dakota
Kansas, Nebraska, Virginia
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You can find the entire ASCE article http://email.asce.org/gsd/December06.html
I am reminded of a job in high school I had at a movie rental place. I was renting to somebody and four people pushed another guy out of a bar and proceeded to gangbeat him. Needless to say the police were informed quite quickly.
Oh, and these are Mickey's 40s.
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