Establishes provisions relating to the liability of a social host

Summary

The bill adds a new law that lets injured people sue a social host only if the host knowingly gave alcohol to a visibly drunk adult, created an unreasonable risk, and the drunk driver caused a vehicle accident. It applies to adults 21 and older and sets blood‑alcohol presumptions. The measure failed to pass.

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