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Off the top of my head.... # Leading to the deliquency of a minor # Distributing controlled substances to a minor # Lewd/Lascivious conduct # Statutory Rape # Possibly pure Rape depending on the degree of intoxication.

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Does Indiana have a dram shop law?

Yes. It can be found here: in.gov/legislative/ic/code/title7.1/ar5/ch10.html


What is the purpose of the Dram Shop Act?

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Yes, you may have grounds for a lawsuit against a restaurant if they served you molded bread as it can be considered a health code violation and a breach of their duty to provide safe food. You would need to provide evidence of the moldy bread and any resulting harm or damages to support your case. It is advisable to seek legal advice from a professional specializing in food safety or personal injury law.


Which best describes a benefit of serving on a jury A. playing an important role in serving justice B. taking a day off from work C. learning better ways to follow the law D. earning an advanced colle?

A. playing an important role in serving justice. Serving on a jury allows individuals to participate in the legal system, contribute to upholding the principles of justice, and ensure fair trials for all involved.

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