An Act relating to prohibited conduct relating to drunken persons; and relating to civil liability of persons providing alcoholic beverages.
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Overview
This bill changes Alaska’s laws regarding alcohol sales and behavior to address instances of intoxication. It prohibits businesses, specifically licensed establishments, from knowingly selling or allowing consumption of alcohol to individuals who are visibly intoxicated. Furthermore, it establishes that an intoxicated person cannot recover damages in a related legal action and shifts primary liability to the individual who was intoxicated. The bill also clarifies when the updated rules regarding intoxication take effect.
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Senate Labor & Commerce
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