An Act relating to civil liability of persons providing alcoholic beverages.

Summary

The bill changes Alaska law so that people who sell or give alcohol cannot be sued for injuries caused by intoxication, unless they are unlicensed, serve someone under 21 without proper ID, serve a visibly drunk person, or serve after legal hours. It applies to license holders, their agents, and employees, aiming to protect legitimate businesses while keeping protections for minors and intoxicated patrons.

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