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United States — Iowa
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Licensed alcohol retailers may deliver alcohol only under specified conditions, including age checks, time limits, payment at order, and recordkeeping.
United States — Iowa
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This provision restricts giving, selling, supplying, possessing, or consuming alcoholic beverages by or to underage persons, and sets penalties and limited exceptions.
United States — Iowa
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97 Acts, ch 126, §54 .
United States — Iowa
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Peace officers must try to identify under-18 alcohol violators and refer or notify juvenile court; juvenile court officers must notify parents or guardians, and juvenile courts must also notify the school.
United States — Iowa
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A retail alcohol licensee or employee may hold a suspicious ID, but must send it to local law enforcement within 24 hours and give a written report.
United States — Iowa
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This provision bars many alcohol-related acts on licensed premises, including serving intoxicated or underage persons, certain after-hours sales, credit sales, and several prohibited container, conduct, and staffing practices.
United States — Iowa
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A person holding certain department-issued alcohol licenses or certificates must not make, import, or sell at wholesale alcoholic beverages containing THC.
United States — Iowa
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This provision creates an alcoholic beverages commission, sets its membership and appointment rules, and limits who may serve.
United States — Iowa
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This provision sets criminal and civil penalties for certain alcohol-license violations, including misdemeanor liability, license suspension or revocation, and specific civil penalties.
United States — Iowa
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The department must create and provide an alcohol compliance employee training program, with limits and funding conditions.
United States — Iowa
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Retail alcohol licensees and permittees may not put advertising signs or other matter for alcoholic liquor, beer, or wine on the outside of their premises.
United States — Iowa
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People who are not expressly authorized under this chapter may not keep for sale or offer for sale in the state items that could be mistaken for alcoholic liquor packages and are labeled or branded with an alcoholic liquor name.
United States — Iowa
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This section lets county or city attorneys seek nuisance abatement for certain serious conduct at licensed premises, and requires the director to cut retail alcohol hours while the case is pending if notified.
United States — Iowa
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The state auditor must examine the financial condition and transactions of the listed alcohol control offices and facilities at least once each year.
United States — Iowa
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Auditing rules from several listed sections apply to the department and its offices, warehouses, and depots, as long as they are not inconsistent with this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines bootlegging as certain unlawful alcohol possession, sales-order activity, distribution, or providing alcohol to underage persons, and sets misdemeanor penalties.
United States — Iowa
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The commission must meet each year by July 1 to choose a chairperson, and it must also meet when called by the chairperson or director or when three members request a meeting in writing.
United States — Iowa
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Property, vehicles, and related items used in unlawful liquor manufacture, sale, or transport are declared nuisances and must be abated under this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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Using premises for purposes prohibited by section 123.60 is a nuisance and triggers the chapter’s general penalties.
United States — Iowa
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The county attorney must bring nuisance injunction actions in equity in the state’s name and prosecute them to judgment.