What does TABC §106.04 prohibit for minors?

What does TABC §106.04 prohibit for minors?

• A. Possession of alcohol by a minor, unless under specific exceptions such as under supervision of a parent in their home.
• B. Possession of alcohol by a minor is always a felony.
• C. A minor may possess alcohol anywhere with parental consent.
• D. A minor may possess alcohol if it’s for a ceremony.

Answer: (A)

Minors cannot possess alcohol under this section, except in narrowly defined circumstances such as being under the supervision of a parent in the parent’s home. The statute is about prohibiting possession by a minor but provides specific, limited exceptions where that possession is allowed, which is why this framing is the best fit. The other statements overstate or misstate the rule—possession is not always a felony, nor is it broadly permitted with parental consent or for ceremonies.

Minors cannot possess alcohol under this section, except in narrowly defined circumstances such as being under the supervision of a parent in the parent’s home. The statute is about prohibiting possession by a minor but provides specific, limited exceptions where that possession is allowed, which is why this framing is the best fit. The other statements overstate or misstate the rule—possession is not always a felony, nor is it broadly permitted with parental consent or for ceremonies.