If under the age of 21, otherwise known as a “minor” (4) (LaMance, Match), it is illegal to have possession of alcohol, consume alcohol (unless for religious purpose or under adult supervision), use fake ID, or purchase alcohol. If the person is above the age of 21 the law can still affect them if they sell alcohol to a minor, allow a minor to use their ID, allow a minor to consume alcohol on their property, or sell alcohol to someone who fakes their age. Consequences of breaking these laws for minors include fines, community service, and mandatory alcohol awareness courses. Consequences for adults include fines and jail
If under the age of 21, otherwise known as a “minor” (4) (LaMance, Match), it is illegal to have possession of alcohol, consume alcohol (unless for religious purpose or under adult supervision), use fake ID, or purchase alcohol. If the person is above the age of 21 the law can still affect them if they sell alcohol to a minor, allow a minor to use their ID, allow a minor to consume alcohol on their property, or sell alcohol to someone who fakes their age. Consequences of breaking these laws for minors include fines, community service, and mandatory alcohol awareness courses. Consequences for adults include fines and jail