When servers or sellers break state, county, or municipal alcohol laws when serving or selling alcohol, the server or seller
- is not liable; the establishment's owner will be held criminally liable.
- may be fined, but cannot face criminal charges.
- will not be fined, but the establishment could lose its liquor license.
- could be placed on probation, fined, or given jail time.
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Answer-could be placed on probation, fined, or given jail time.
Explanation-: Being held responsible for committing a crime. Servers can be held criminally liable for violating state, county, or municipal alcohol service laws, particularly for serving someone under 21 years of age or serving someone who is intoxicated.