This chapter covers what a Texas peace officer must know about alcoholic Beverage Code, along with the statute limits that shape each element, at the level of detail the TCOLE tests.
Define the following terms from the Alcoholic Beverage Code. Includes: alcoholic beverage – Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 1.04; distilled spirits- Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 1.04; malt beverage – Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 1.04; mixed beverage- Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 1.04; illicit beverage - Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 1.04;
List the duties of peace officers as related to the Alcoholic Beverage Code. Includes: duty of peace officers - Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 101.07; arrest without warrant- Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 101.02; seizure of illicit beverages, etc.- Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 103.03;
List the items that may be listed for a search warrant, who may issue the warrant, and explain the difference between a search and an inspection. Includes: search and seizure- Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 101.03; consent to inspection; penalty - Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 101.04.
Identify the offense and its punishment. Includes: possession of intoxicants on public school grounds – Education Code Chapter 37.122; sale or delivery to certain persons- Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 101.63; consumption of alcoholic beverages near schools - Alcoholic Beverage Code Chapter 101.75;
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