Does anyone know the punishment for supplying liquor to juveniles in the state of Maine??
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Furnishing Liquor or Imitation Liquor to a Minor\n\nIt is a criminal offense for any person, adult or minor, to furnish liquor or imitation liquor to a minor, or allow a minor under that person's control, or in any place under that person's control, to possess or consume liquor or imitation liquor. This offense may result in fines from $500 to $2,000 and/or a jail sentence from 6-12 months. If an injury or death occurs, the person responsible for furnishing the alcohol may be charged with a felony.
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It depends on the prosecution, the family's intentions to file charges, the states. I would say the minimum would be manslaughter and maximum murder. Does he have prior alcohol related accidents or fines-that will be a big factor in his history, or any other driving or drug offenses. I'm sorry for both your families.
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Michigan\n\n2006  House Bill 6124\nUnder current law, adults caught providing alcohol to minors may do some time in jail and pay light fines. Under the proposed law, adults can also have their driver’s license suspended for 90 days, which is the same penalty for underage drinkers. This has been referred to the House Committee on Judiciary.\n\nA defendant has the right to try to prove that he or she reasonably believed that the minor was of legal age.\n\nAs far as driving with someone under the influence, besides being foolish and dangerous, nothing legal can be held again you. Of course, that is as long as they are not a minor.
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Could you contact the town hall in that town? Or maybe even the police station? If you were a family member, they might give you more info than if you were a total stranger. Was there a conviction? Were they jailed? If so, do you have their inmate number? Maybe even a birthdate or even their SS#. Any and all info to help them help *you* find the info would be helpful.
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Typically most state dram shop acts provide for liability only if the person served was "visibly intoxicated" when served.  Under that standard, probably.
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go to www.maine.gov and look up state police
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Not sure where you are from ... but the drinking laws in Michigan are quite strict... the problem isn't with enough laws it's with the lack of ability to enforce them.
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Minor in Possession...the consequences differ from state to state.
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http://www.michigan.gov/corrections\n This is the site you need to go to. Im from Michigan as well and have had to use it a few time myself.
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This is all what you need to know. I got all states plus more .\n\nhttp://www.adminresources.com/psa/PSA00070.PDF#search='state%20laws%20on%20alcohol'
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try contacting your department of human services thats who deals with them in Maine
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"Remember the Maine"!!!
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There's a Ohio River Valley Juvenile Correctional Facility in Franklin Furnace. It's web site is:\nhttp://www.dys.ohio.gov/ORV.html
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http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/lca/pdf/evidence/LC2005000367001DT.pdf\n\nWhat tony said...  This link is a sucessful dismissal of testimony by a police officer that a defendant "apeared" intoxicated.  I would only add that the possibilities for the empty container are endless.  I accidently carried a bag of trash away from a cookout one day. It was a nasty used paper plate and several old empty beverage cans...
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http://www.vinelink.com/offender/searchNew.jsp?siteID=19000\nTry there
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yes, if you are a minor in possession    , serving alcohol to minors,etc. the list goes on
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You want dumb laws? \n\nI got yer dumb laws right here.\n\nIn nebraska:\n       1. If a child burps during church, his parent may  be arrested.\n\n        2. It is Illegal to go whale fishing.\n\n       3. It is illegal for bar owners to sell beer unless they are simultaneously brewing a kettle of soup.