• A student under 21 but at least 18 years of age enters the store to attempt to purchase alcohol.
  
  

• If the clerk requests age identification or if the clerk asks the student if he/she is under 21, the student must provide the clerk with valid documentation of age.

• If the clerk refuses to sell alcohol to the student, the student leaves the store and immediately proceeds to the enforcement vehicle to debrief the officer.
  
  
• The retail establishment is considered in compliance.

• If the clerk sells alcohol to the student, he or she proceeds directly to the enforcement vehicle with the purchased alcohol and gives the alcohol to the officer.
  
  
• This retail establishment has "failed" the compliance check operation and is "not in compliance." The seller is cited for the violation.
  
  

Licensees face increased penalties for sales to minors. A first time sale may result in a fine or license suspension. A second sale to a minor within a three-year period is an automatic license suspension. A third sale to a minor within a three-year period may result in license revocation.