Presently I learned it was proven that each business had been guilty of the charges. What would you expect would happen to the business? I would envision for the business to have their liquor license taken away, seeing as it is illegal in the United States to break any laws. In our country you are required to contain a liquor license in order to sell alcohol to the public. Finally, I found out the effects of selling to underage drinkers consequences of these businesses. They were given probation and a ridiculously petite fine for a large business. These ludicrous consequences also apply for the person whom has already drank the alcohol and are caught by a federal authority.
Besides, if someone under the age of twenty-one cannot buy alcohol themselves because they are refused by a merchant, they are able with no trouble to find a willing adult and simply give them the money to purchase whatever kind of alcohol they desire. I know of numerous parents who influence their children of drinking alcohol and buy it for them. Every now and then a parent and a child will party up and drink together, this is not teaching children moderation. If the age of consuming alcohol were brought down to age nineteen, this situation would make vast more sense to me. Consuming alcohol happens mostly around college campuses. I was told it seems to be an acceptation for the seniors, who generally already have been magically transformed into a responsible twenty-one year old, to go and purchase the alcohol for the underage drinkers in college. In this situation they are both breaking the law. Therefore, I have made a point that the twenty-one year old buying the alcohol for the juvenile is not particularly responsible. If a person did not want to go through the hassle of asking an older person, They can go to a big shot talented enough in the art of making fake identifications. Believe it or not our valley has loads of people that make fake ID's.
