No. Giving alcohol to anyone under the age of twenty-one anywhere is illegal.
Yes, it is illegal to drink alcohol under the legal drinking age in most places. It is considered an offense and you can be arrested or face legal consequences for underage drinking.
The legal drinking age in Ireland is 18. Under 18 can drink as long as the alcohol is purchased by a parent, but you might be asked to show proof that you are of age to drink.
Yes, so long as the alcohol is consumed, possessed, purchased, and/or furnished in the presence and by your doctor, as a religious practice, or by a parent, spouse, or legal guardian who are legal age. (O.R.C. 4301.69).
Legal age for purchase of alcohol is 18, some states have provisions for people under 18 to drink (not in licensed premises) if in company of responsible parent
45 states allow people under 21 to drink under particular circumstances. 29 allow it at home with parents consent.
No, you cannot drink alcohol in a restaurant with a parent in NSW with the persons who are under the age of 18.
Yes, you can buy it and drink it, under Norwegian laws.
PAULA stands for "Possession of Alcohol Under the Legal Age" and it is a charge given to individuals who are found in possession of alcohol under the legal drinking age in Iowa City, Iowa. This charge can lead to fines, community service, and possibly a suspension of driving privileges.
Nothing should happen. It is legal for minors to drink alcohol in the family home under the guidance of the parent or guardian.
No you cannot. Whether you have a child or not is irrelevant. You are under the legal drinking age, so you cannot legally consume alcohol.
Under age drinking is when you drink when you are under the legal age limit.
if your 16+ you can have(in a bar) "class 1 drinks" witch are non-alcoholic. to drink alcohol, you need to be 18(if you think that's young, in Spain its 16, but the alcohol cant be over 18% P.V.)