Chapter 22 - Alcohol

Question 1

Two happy hour rules

Answer 1

No more than 2 drinks per person at a time and No deals other than free food and entertainment

Question 2

Days that package stores can’t be open

Answer 2

Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas (Monday after if its Sunday)

Question 3

Warrantless arrest authority - SEEK MIST

Answer 3

Selling
Exposing for sale
Exporting or keeping for sale
importing
Storing
Transporting

Question 4

Sale or delivery of alcohol to a _______ person is illegal and results in suspension

Answer 4

INTOXICATED - TEST QUESTION

Question 5

Who is in charge of alcohol licenses and suspensions

Answer 5

a designated Agent

Question 6

Selling or Furnishing to under 21 - ROA - public/private

Answer 6

Public- in presence

Dwelling - complaint

Question 7

Four examples for furnishing

Answer 7

Sold or delivered to another person for them or their parents - under 21

Order at a bar for someone you know or should know is under 21 in public

Bought at a store for someone who is under 21

Furnished to someone under 21

Question 8

Exemption for purchasing alcohol for someone under 21

Answer 8

Person must be child, spouse, ward, or legal guardian

Question 9

Exemption for furnishing

Answer 9

Private area provided by parent/guardiain or grandparents in an area they own and control

Question 10

Can furnishing be done by someone who is underage themselves

Answer 10

Yes

Question 11

Camp site rented by father who gives alcohol to his 18 year old son and his friend

Answer 11

Furnishing to sons friend

Question 12

How old must you be to handle alcohol

Answer 12

18

Question 13

Good Samaritan law elements

Answer 13

UNDER 21
- are exempt from being charged with alcohol offenses if they call to seek help

Question 14

Does good Samaritan cover people over 21

Answer 14

no

Question 15

Maintain or permit alcohol Nuisance ROA and elements

Answer 15

in presence BOP

Type 1 - owns, maintains, control property and illegally sells alcohol there

Type 2 - owns maintains or control property, PERMITS another to sell alcohol illegally.

Question 16

Four crimes that can be a nuisance

Answer 16

Illegal alcohol, Prostitution, Drug activity, Gaming

Question 17

Charging $5 a cup at a keg party is that a nuisances

Answer 17

Yes- arrest in presence

Question 18

To be charged with PERMITTING what do you need to have

Answer 18

At least one other person selling the alcohol

Question 19

Procuring alcohol by false representation - ROA

Answer 19

Complaint (TEST QUESTION)

Question 20

Two types of procuring

Answer 20

1.under 21 purchases, attempts, misrepresent age to purchase, or does anything else to provide false info to get alcohol for themselves or another

2. Suspect regardless of age, makes false statement about minors age, or convince them to make statement about their age, to get alcohol

Question 21

False ID or Failure to ID ROA

Answer 21

in presence

Question 22

Elements False ID or Failure ID -

Answer 22

False info - providing any false info, fake ID, another’s ID

Failure to ID- to licensing agent or ABCC, refuse info or provide false info (lying about address)

Question 23

Six acceptable forms of ID

Answer 23

MA DL
MA ID card
MA Liqour Card
Passport
Military ID

Question 24

Carrying another ID must be with the intent to

Answer 24

Use it or alter it

Question 25

Minor in possession of alcohol - ROA and elements

Answer 25

in presence
- under 21 and not in presence of parents or guardian
- knowingly posesss or transport

Question 26

Transporting - ROA

Answer 26

in presence

Question 27

If alcohol is being transported by a minor the only exception to driving with it is

Answer 27

if they are with parents or guardian, NO ONE ELSE - cousins, etc, dropping someone off with beer for them etc

Question 28

If someone is driving a car under 21 and know there is alcohol in the back are they liable

Answer 28

Yes

Question 29

Unlawful Transport of Alcohol ROA

Answer 29

In presence

Question 30

Unlawful transport amounts

Answer 30

WITHOUT A PERMIT
- 20 Gallons Malt
-3 Gallons Other
-1 Gallon Straight alcohol

Question 31

To qualify for the transport amount who must the alcohol use be used for

Answer 31

Self, Family, or guest

Question 32

What is the one exception to this rule

Answer 32

You can transport unlimited amount from old house to new house if it is manufactured by you and for you

Question 33

How many gallons can a salesman transport with a permit

Answer 33

24 gallons

Question 34

Winery and Brewery amounts

Answer 34

108 Liters

Question 35

Proof of violation

Answer 35

you need to either have a permit or an exemption

Question 36

Is not providing a permit enough for a violation

Answer 36

Yes

Question 37

Hawking and Peddling alcoholic beverages ROA

Answer 37

in presence

Question 38

Hawking and Peddling elements

Answer 38

Traveling by vehicle from place to place to sell alcohol regardless of permit - MUST SELL AT AN ESTABLISHMENT ONLY

Question 39

Where do you bring someone for PC alcohol

Answer 39

Home, Hospital, Police Station

Question 40

Incapacitation definition

Answer 40

Disorderly, unconscious, medical attention, risk of property damage or personal injury

Question 41

Public drinking or open container -ROA

Answer 41

Must be a town bylaw or ordinance - present copy to judge for proof