HARRY HUGHES, Governor                               1201

serve alcoholic beverages while acting in the capacity of a
waiter or waitress in establishments operating under such
Class B (on-sale) or Class C (on-sale) licenses, and no
person under the age of 18 shall be employed to sell,
deliver, or otherwise deal with alcoholic beverages by the
holder of any alcoholic beverage license in this county.
This subsection does not prohibit, the employment of anyone
under the age of 21 years by a holder of an alcoholic
beverage license in Carroll County for any purpose other
than selling, delivering, or otherwise dealing with
alcoholic beverages.

(b) (1) [No] A person under [twenty-one] 21 years of
age, [shall] MAY NOT be employed by any holder of a Class D,
beer, wine and liquor license in the sale of alcoholic
beverages, and no person under the age of [eighteen] 18
shall be employed for the sale of alcoholic beverages in any
other licensed establishment. However, a person 18 to 21
years of age may be employed for the sale of beer and light
wine.

118.

(a) A licensee under the provisions of this article,
or any of his employees, may not sell or furnish any
alcoholic beverages at any time to a [minor] PERSON under
21, AND IN THE CASE OF BEER AND LIGHT WINE, TO A PERSON NOT
DESIGNATED UNDER § 2(T)(2) OF. THIS ARTICLE [except that the
age is 18 for beer and light wine], either for his own use
or for the use of any other person, or to any person who, at
the time of the sale, or delivery, is visibly under the
influence of any alcoholic beverage. Any licensee or any of
his employees who is charged with a violation of this
subsection shall receive a summons for his appearance in
court on a certain day to answer the charges placed against
him. The person charged may not be required to post bail
bond pending trial in any court of this State. Any person
violating any of the provisions of this subsection is guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction, suffers the penalties
provided by § 200 of this article. However, any person
charged with selling or furnishing any alcoholic beverages
to a [minor] PERSON under 21, AND IN THE CASE OF BEER AND
LIGHT WINE TO A PERSON NOT DESIGNATED UNDER § 2(T)(2) OF
THIS ARTICLE [except that the age is 18 for beer and light
wine], may not be found guilty of a violation of this
subsection, if the person establishes to the satisfaction of
the jury or the court sitting as a jury, that he used due
caution to establish that the [minor] PERSON under 21[, or
18 where beer or light wine is sold or furnished], OR A
PERSON NOT DESIGNATED UNDER § 2(T)(2) OF THIS ARTICLE WHERE
BEER OR LIGHT WINE IS SOLD OR FURNISHED was not, in fact, a
[minor] PERSON under 21 if a nonresident of the State[, or
18 where beer or light wine is sold or furnished, if a
nonresident of the State] OR A PERSON NOT DESIGNATED UNDER §
2(T)(2) OF THIS ARTICLE WHERE BEER OR LIGHT WINE IS