Which of the following laws establish strict liability for taverns,bars,and restaurants for serving alcohol to minor or visibly intoxicated persons who then cause death or injury to others?
A)National Minimum Drinking Age Act
B)Wine and Spirits Fair Dealing Act
C)Dram shop acts
D)Ultrahazardous activity acts
E)Cops in shops acts

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Dram shop acts are laws that establish strict liability for taverns, bars, and restaurants for serving alcohol to minors or visibly intoxicated persons who then cause death or injury to others. The other options given do not pertain to this scenario. The National Minimum Drinking Age Act sets the minimum age at which a person can legally purchase or consume alcohol. The Wine and Spirits Fair Dealing Act relates to the regulation of the sale of wine and spirits. Ultrahazardous activity acts pertain to activities that are inherently dangerous, such as blasting or transportation of hazardous materials. Cops in shops acts allow law enforcement officers to work in partnership with retailers to prevent underage drinking and the sale of alcohol to minors.

Which of the Following Laws Establish Strict Liability for Taverns,bars,and