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Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring liquor is not served to minors in a licensed establishment?
While management and the licensee share responsibility, the individual server who directly provides the alcohol to a minor is legally responsible. They are requ
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Question: Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring liquor is not served to minors in a licensed establishment?
Answer options:
- The customer requesting the drink ✅ The server of the alcoholic beverage
- The security guard at the door
- The entertainment for the night
Correct answer: The server of the alcoholic beverage
Explanation: While management and the licensee share responsibility, the individual server who directly provides the alcohol to a minor is legally responsible. They are required to verify age before serving. The other options are incorrect as they do not bear this specific legal responsibility.
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