Establishes provisions relating to the liability of a social host

Summary

The bill lets a person injured by a drunk driver sue the social host who provided the alcohol, but only if the host knowingly served a visibly intoxicated adult, created an unreasonable risk, and the injury stemmed from the adult’s negligent driving. It also creates blood‑alcohol‑level presumptions about visible intoxication and makes this the sole civil remedy for such injuries.

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