Because a "social host" at a private party is not selling alcohol, but rather serving it gratuitously, he or she need not be concerned about the legal implications of serving a minor.

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This statement is false. Social hosts can be held liable for serving alcohol to minors, even if they are not selling the alcohol. In many states, social host liability laws hold hosts responsible for any injuries or damages caused by an intoxicated minor who was served alcohol at their party.

Because a "Social Host" at a Private Party Is Not