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(ii) Import beer from holders of nonresident dealer's permits; and

(iii) Sell and deliver beer to any wholesale licensee in this State, or
person outside of this State, authorized to acquire it.

(B) A LICENSEE MAY:

(1)     SERVE UP TO 42 6 OUNCES FOR A SAMPLE OF BEER BREWED AT THE
LICENSED PREMISES TO ANYONE WHO HAS TAKEN A TOUR OF THE BREWERY, IF
THAT PERSON IS OF LEGAL DRINKING AGE; AND

(2)     SELL BEER BREWED AT THE BREWERY FOR OFF-PREMISES
CONSUMPTION TO ANYONE WHO PARTICIPATES IN A GUIDED TOUR OF THE
BREWERY, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS:

(I)      THE PURCHASE IS LIMITED TO 288 144 OUNCES OF BEER PER
PERSON EACH YEAR, BASED UPON RECORDS KEPT BY THE BREWERY AND
FORWARDED TO THE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER AT INTERVALS SPECIFIED BY
THAT OFFICE; AND

(II)    THE PERSON HAS ATTAINED THE LEGAL DRINKING AGE.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
October 1, 1996.

Approved April 30, 1996.

CHAPTER 323

(House Bill 1254)

AN ACT concerning

Education - Expulsion for Bringing a Firearm onto School Property

FOR the purpose of requiring a county superintendent of schools to expel an identified
student with disabilities under certain circumstances for a certain period of time,
who has brought a firearm onto school property; authorizing a county
superintendent of schools to specify on a case by case basis a shorter period of
expulsion or an alternative educational setting for an identified student with
disabilities who has brought a firearm onto school property under certain
circumstances; requiring the county superintendent to follow certain procedures in
making the expulsion determination; providing for a certain contingency; and
generally relating to the expulsion of identified students with disabilities.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,
Article - Education
Section 7-304

Annotated Code of Maryland
(1992 Replacement Volume and 1995 Supplement)

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