1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

130.                       

(a) (1) In Worcester County it is unlawful for any licensee under this article to
employ any person under the age of 18 years in the sale of alcoholic beverages, unless a
permit is obtained from the Sheriff and State's Attorney of Worcester County.

(2) Except for events catered by a licensee holding a caterer's license a retail
alcoholic beverages licensee in Worcester County may not deliver any alcoholic beverages
outside of the licensed premises.

[(d)](B) Any person [or persons, upon indictment and conviction of violation of
any of] WHO VIOLATES the provisions of this section[,] shall be fined [a sum not in
excess of two hundred dollars ($200.00)] NOT MORE THAN $200 or [shall be confined in
the Worcester County] SENTENCED TO jail [or in the Maryland House of Correction for
a period not to exceed] FOR UP TO one year, or be both fined and imprisoned[, in the
discretion of the court].

[(b)] 130A.

(A)     [It is unlawful for any] A licensee under this article [to allow] MAY NOT
PERMIT any person not designated under § 2(t) of this article to loaf or loiter about the
place of business for which the license is issued. [; restaurants]

(B)     RESTAURANTS may, however, serve meals without alcoholic beverages to any
person.

[(c)] 130B.                                                                                                         

[In Caroline, Cecil, Charles, Harford, Kent, Queen Anne's, St. Mary's, Somerset,
Talbot, Wicomico and Worcester Counties, and in Baltimore City, a]

(A) THIS SECTION APPLIES ONLY IN THE FOLLOWING JURISDICTIONS:

(1)	BALTIMORE CITY;
(2)	CAROLINE;
(3)	CECIL;
(4)	CHARLES;
(5)	HARFORD;
(6)	KENT;
(7)	QUEEN ANNE'S;
(8)	ST. MARY'S;
(9)	SOMERSET;
(10)	TALBOT;
(11)	WICOMICO; AND

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