the problem isn't serving alcohol. the problem is that you cannot have none employees in a bar after 2:30am. even if there's not a drop of alcohol to be found, you're still breaking the law.
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Derek VerLee wrote: > Late on the thread.. email problems... anyhue, > > How many parties that get busted, now-a-days, get busted > due to venues serving after 2am? How many due to improper > permits or somesuch? Do parties get busted for illegal > venues anymore, or is the days of break-in-and-rave over? > What other reasons do the police have to harass a party? > > Seems to me that if a large percentage of parties are > getting busted due to serving alcohol after 2am, an obvious > solution is to choose to have our parties in more > responsible venues. > > _derek > > ps. Oddly, Ive never been at a party that has been busted. > Therefore, logically, another obvious solution is to only > attend parties that I go to. >
