Opinion questioning if a sales clerk of a retail business, properly licensed to legally sell beer and wine, sells beer to an underage individual, has the employee made a “transfer” or “given” as those words are used in S.C. Code Section 61-13-287, and may law enforcement agencies employ or utilize underage individuals to cause “transfers” to be made by sales clerks of lawfully licensed beer and wine retail businesses.
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Opinion questioning if a sales clerk of a retail business, properly licensed to legally sell beer and wine, sells beer to an underage individual, has the employee made a “transfer” or “given” as those words are used in S.C. Code Section 61-13-287, and may law enforcement agencies employ or utilize underage individuals to cause “transfers” to be made by sales clerks of lawfully licensed beer and wine retail businesses.
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- Florida - Department of Business Regulation, Div. of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco v. Cost Plus Imports of Tampa Bay, Inc.
- South Carolina - Emerson Elec. Co. v. Wasson
- South Carolina - William C. Logan & Associates v. Leatherman, 22627
- Kansas - Fairlawn Plaza Development, Inc. v. Fleming Co., Inc.
- Pennsylvania - GTRT, Inc., In re
