Damon has a string of misdemeanor convictions. He was just cleared of felony fraud. Damon is now opening a restaurant and wants to serve alcohol. What are Damon's chances of being issued a liquor license?

A. Not very good at all. According to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, the person must be of good moral character. All of Damon's convictions probably won't bode well with his receiving a license.

B. The same as others. Damon only has misdemeanor convictions. He was acquitted of the felony charge.

C. Damon may be issued a probationary liquor license due to his previous convictions.

D. None of the above

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Seamus Kirk

Social Studies

28 July, 18:10

Damon has a string of misdemeanor convictions. He was just cleared of felony fraud. Damon is now opening a restaurant and wants to serve alcohol. What are Damon's chances of being issued a liquor license?

A. Not very good at all. According to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, the person must be of good moral character. All of Damon's convictions probably won't bode well with his receiving a license.

B. The same as others. Damon only has misdemeanor convictions. He was acquitted of the felony charge.

C. Damon may be issued a probationary liquor license due to his previous convictions.

D. None of the above

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Konnor Leblanc · Answer 1

A. Not very good at all. According to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, the person must be of good moral character. All of Damon's convictions probably won't bode well with his receiving a license.

Explanation:

Based on the criminal records of Damon, it is not possible for a liquid license to be issued to Damon. The possibility of getting the license is very slim due to his convictions. Assuming that he does not have any criminal records, he might be giving the license. Therefore, the correct answer to the question is option A.