Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor Q+A
State College criminal defense lawyer Jason S. Dunkle has been representing Penn State students charged with Furnishing Alcohol to Minors and other criminal offenses since 2004, so he has a wealth of knowledge. Jason answers many of the frequently asked questions about Furnishing Alcohol to Minors cases below.
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- What penalties am I facing for Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor?
- How can I be charged with Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor if the underage person was not charged?
- How can I be charged with Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor when my party was BYOB?
- How can I be charged with Furnishing when I was just present at the party but it was hosted by my roommates?
- How can the police prove that I knew that the person was not 21 in order to convict me of Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor?
- How can I be charged with Furnishing Alcohol to Minors if the only witnesses were underage people that were drunk?
- How can I be charged with Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor when the person lied about being over 21 and even gave me a Fake ID?
- Can the police follow me from a liquor store and stop me when I exit the car to investigate for Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor?