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    Question: Is it legal to drink in your own home if your parents condone it?

    Answer: Many people think that no child should ever be given liquor. Many people think that children should be taught to drink at home. The law hesitates to invade a home and to tell people how to raise their children. However, when things go to beans, there can be all sorts of trouble from things which would not ordinarily give trouble. E.g.: A father give a slug of beer to his children occasionally. The mother files for divorce, and tells the court and the local child protective authority about this in order to get custody and to get back at the father. The father is in a world of hurt. To see the exact law on youth and drinking go to this website: http://www.azleg.gov/ars/4/00241.htm

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    1 thru 5 of 17 comments    [ 1 ]  2   3   4    
    On 10/01/09
    Lola from GA said:
    You should be alowed to drink if your parents say that you should. I am against achohol, but your parents are the your gardians, and they are more important and you need to listen to them.
    On 08/16/09
    Kyle C from WA said:

    remember that alcohol used to be illegal for everyone in america! i was just over in italy and partying isnt playing drinking games to get plastered. theyve been drinking all their lives and they dont excessively drink at all compared to us. and its italy, the wine capital of the world

    On 07/08/09
    Nick from VA said:
    So you can or you cant? They dont give a straight answer. I think it would probably be fine.
    On 03/19/09
    jay from MN said:
    my teacher asked my school cop and the cop said that if its in your own house and your parent is with you and your parent says that it is ok then it is legal and if they do not approve then you can get inderage drinking
    On 03/06/09
    Alex from NJ said:
    You don't have to be emancipated. You can have your friends parents become your legal guardians if that is fine with your parents. Also you can have it temporarily to.
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