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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your kid needs an Uber account with unlimited access when drinking.

No you can’t be liable. [b]Don’t tell people you knew they were drinking.[/b][/quote]

Prosecutor: According to the ME, Larlo’s Blood Alcohol Level was 0.25 meaning he was already intoxicated when he got into your car an hour earlier. Karlo testified that Larlo stumbled getting into your car and had difficulty fastening his seat belt. Is it your contention that you failed to notice his impairment?[/quote]
And, again, what would OP be liable for???
OP, I am with you. I drilled it into my kids’ heads that they were never to drive even if they had just one drink or to get into a car with someone who had been drinking. Each of them had one or two incidences of asking for a ride. Both are now in their late 20’s and rarely drink at all. [/quote]

But when you went to pick them up, did you take them and their friends to another party and drop them off without telling anyone they were drinking and leave the rest of the night to chance?

Search this site for the tragic death of the boy who walked away from his friends after a party and died in the woods -- there were many adults those drunk kids encountered earlier in the night who could have prevented that death. "But hey, they weren't driving." They may not be liable, but they are living with their choice to let teens be drunk teens and the death it lead to.

Also ask yourself why the PP added the bolded.[/quote]

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