|
Bill # |
Issue |
Final Status |
Summary |
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HB 2246 |
Alcohol & Minors |
Passed House 57-3.
Passed Senate 20-9. Governor signed. Effective Jan. 1,
2010. |
Establishes that a parent/guardian may provide alcohol to
a person under 21 years of age, only if they accompany the minor and are in a
private residence. In all other circumstances, a person in control of
property may not allow any person under age 21 to consume alcohol on the
property and may not allow a minor who has consumed alcohol to remain on the
property. Provides an exemption from liability for sacramental wine provided
as part of a religious service. |
|
HB 3343 |
Alcohol & Minors
|
Passed House 58-0.
Passed Senate 20-0. Governor signed June
25, 2009. Effective Jan. 1,
2010. |
Establishes penalties for
Oregon Liquor Control Commission licensee, or employee of licensee,
committing offense of selling or making alcohol available to minors. Makes
first offense violation punishable by fine of not less than $250 and not more
than $720. Makes second offense violation punishable by fine of not less than
$500 and not more than $720. Makes 3rd offense a misdemeanor punishable by
not less than $1,000 fine and not more than $6,250 fine and one year in
prison. Makes 4th or subsequent offense a misdemeanor punishable by not less that
$1,000 and 30 days in prison and not more than $6,250 fine and one year in
prison. |
|
SB 225 |
Alcohol & Minors |
Passed Senate 29 to
0. Passed House 60 to
0. Governor signed. Effective Jan. 1,
2010. |
Requires court to suspend minor’s drivers license, if minor is
cited for attempting to purchase alcohol, purchasing or possessing alcohol
and later fails to appear in court. Provides that person’s age at time of
offense, not at time of conviction, governs imposition of the license
suspension. |
|
SB 227 |
Alcohol & Minors
|
Passed Senate 30-0.
Passed House 60-0. Governor signed June
18, 2009. Effective Jan. 1, 2010. |
Increases penalty for knowingly furnishing alcohol to a minor.
Allows court to waive specified amount of fine, if violator performs at least
30 hours of community service. |
|
SB 224 |
Alcohol & Minors |
No hearings held; in committee
upon adjournment. |
Provides
that driving privileges of minors at least 18 years of age, but under 21
years of age be suspended, if minor is issued citation for attempting to
purchase, purchasing, acquiring or possessing alcohol. |
|
SB 232 |
Alcohol & Minors |
No hearings held; in committee
upon adjournment. |
Provides
that driving privileges of person be suspended, if person is issued citation
for furnishing alcohol to minor. Provides for graduated length of suspension
based on age of minor. |
|
SB 858 |
Underage
alcohol use outreach |
Bill
amended, sent to W&M; in committee upon adjournment. |
Subject to availability of funds, directs Dept. of Human
Services, to work with local nonprofit organizations to develop and implement
a statewide media campaign (Radio, TV, print, Internet) on underage alcohol
use. Sunsets Jan. 2, 2016. |