Multiple Choice
The restaurant you work at also hosts private parties and catering events on occasion. If you are working one of these events, how are the liquor laws different?
A) The people paying for the event are the ones responsible for all alcohol service and guests' intoxication.
B) It depends on the type of event. Certain ones, like weddings, need to follow all the same liquor laws, while others, like sweet sixteen, do not.
C) Only dram shop laws apply.
D) They're not different - you still need to check IDs and monitor guests' intoxication levels. If an incident occurs, you could still be subject to civil and criminal liability.
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