Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor Q+A
State College criminal defense lawyer Jason S. Dunkle has repesented many Penn State students that have been charged with Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor and other criminal offenses since he became an attorney in 2004. Based upon that extensive experience, Attorney Dunkle answers many of the frequently asked questions about Furnishing Alcohol to Minors cases, such as the possible penalties and what if the minor lied about his age. If you have additional questions or were interested in representation, contact JD Law by email or by calling (814) 689-9139.
- 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?