What are the possible consequences for a Minor in Consumption ticket in Boise, Idaho (ada county)?
475256
they will likely give you community service and probation, i used to work at the YMCA and most everybody that came in there was for a consumption ticket, they give them 100 hours of community service and probation. Or if there was no test that they gave you, i think that you might be able to fight that and drop it.
1067475
Hit them where it hurts--their wallet.\n If it looks like they don't learn-their wallet and jail.\n\n  Examples--restaurants do not like to be hauled to jail for underage drinking and they check those IDs and stores too. Once in a while some get caught and lose their license. They pay and hate it and if your caught 3 times-you go to jail and lose your license and pay.\n  \n   If you break the law-you pay one way or another.
1067144
yes, if you are a minor in possession    , serving alcohol to minors,etc. the list goes on
1146614
Probably 1 -2 years probation ...maybe pay some fines, or do community service for a certain number  of hours
49188
I worked as a store clerk for a while in alabama and mississippi.  They taught us in training that if a person comes in that is underage, with a person that is of age, and goes to the cooler with them and picks out the beer, then we can't sell.  That is concidered like contributing to someone underage. The cops would actually set up stings like that to get clerks arrested.
1151384
http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/adahom1.htm\n\ngood luck
622405
He can be held in Contempt of Court and once he goes to court and then probation involved, he will be  in violation of the court ordered probation, either one he can be put in jail for.And no it DOES NOT matter what town he is in! Most court systems does not allow you to move unless you also transfer your probation. Also he can be made attend AA Meetings, and closely monitored by the court system... However you must first PROVE to the courts that he is still drinking!
158542
Technically yes. Any violation of the law that *you get caught* for could be grounds for PV... Been there, done that... Best o' luck. The legal system sucks ass.
571372
it all depends.  It has a lot to do with how many other crimes a minor has been convicted of and stuff like that it also depends on the age because a person my be still considered a minor by the state they might not be by the crimes they commit on how harsh they are.  It is really on a case by case basis
169583
Typically most state dram shop acts provide for liability only if the person served was "visibly intoxicated" when served.  Under that standard, probably.
411959
Underage Possession of Alcohol\nPossession is prohibited WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTION(S):\n  •  private residence AND \n  •  parent/guardian presence and consent\n  •  one or more specified religious, educational, or medical purposes.\n\nLoss of Driving Privileges for Alcohol Violations by Minors ("Use/Lose Laws")\n\nType(s) of violation leading to driver's license suspension, revocation, or denial:\n  •  underage possession\n  •  underage consumption\n\nUse/lose penalties apply to minors under age 18\nAuthority to impose driver's license sanction: mandatory\nLength of suspension/revocation: 365 days
885922
Sorry, but I'm on the sheriff's side.  If you don't pay a fine, even for a seatbelt ticket, then a warrant's usually issued.  If you can't post bond, you go to jail.  The price for lack of responsibility is sometimes steep.  Along similar lines, here in Missouri if you bounce a check to the DMV and don't make good on it they'll enter a seize order into the computer & any police officer stopping you can remove your license plates & mail them back to the DMV.
875958
Hmm, that's a good question. Unfortunately they don't allow internet access in county jail. So I doubt that you'll get answer. \n\nGO BRONCOS!!!
821014
yes, here is the information I found for the state of Maine. I provided the site in the source section below...\n\nThe Zero Tolerance Law\n\nFurnishing Liquor to a Minor\n\nAny person who furnishes liquor to a minor, or allows a minor under that person's control, or in any place under that person's\ncontrol, to possess or consume liquor, may be fined $2,000.00 and/or sentenced up to one year in jail. If the minor is less than\n14 years of age, or the violation is a second offense within six years, the fine shall not be less than $500.00. For any third or subsequent offense within six years, the minimum penalty is $1,000.00 fine and up to six months in jail.\n\nDrivers under 21 years with a BAC of .08 percent or more can be prosecuted for the criminal offense of OUI, but the license suspension must be for one year.\n\nIllegal Possession\n\nIt is a civil violation for any person under the age of 21 to possess liquor or imitation liquor except if it is within the scope of their employment or in their home in the presence of their parent. Fines for illegal possession are as follows:\n\n1st Offense: $100.00 to $300.00 \n2nd Offense: $200.00 to $500.00 \n3rd or Subsequent Offenses: $500.00 \n\nYouths 17 years or younger are charged with juvenile crime of illegal possession.
1133168
This means he has a serious drug problem and he's finally going to have to pay the price as an adult. Minors get fooled into thinking they can get away with things. What he should have done is gotten help for the drug issue before he became an adult.
770937
Location means a lot to the question.  In Canada most police make you dump the beer or alcohol if not causing a nuisance or throwing empty bottles around, cause they understand we all mostly have done it once.  But if you cause trouble in Canada it is ussually a charge of disturbing the peace, and or a ticket for drinking under age.  If disturbing the peace the sentance is usually a peace bond for 6 months and community service and if the teen obeys and keeps the peace then usually the record is esponged but that is Canada
1141496
Talk to the prosecutor before you have to pay the ticket. Alot of times they will either reduce or dismiss it. I had one dismissed yesterday by talking to the prosecutor a couple counties over here in Indiana.