Alaska SB284 amends laws on selling alcohol to drunken persons and civil liability for injuries caused by intoxication.

The bill modifies Alaska's statutes to prohibit licensees, agents, or employees from knowingly selling, giving, or bartering alcoholic beverages to a drunken person. It also bans allowing others to sell alcohol to a drunken person within licensed premises, letting a drunken person enter or consume alcohol within licensed premises, or permitting a drunken person to sell or serve alcohol. Additionally, the bill changes civil liability by making the intoxicated person primarily liable for any injury resulting from their intoxication, removing their right to recover damages.

Alaska SB284 amends laws on selling alcohol to drunken persons and civil liability for injuries caused by intoxication.

The bill modifies Alaska's statutes to prohibit licensees, agents, or employees from knowingly selling, giving, or bartering alcoholic beverages to a drunken person. It also bans allowing others to sell alcohol to a drunken person within licensed premises, letting a drunken person enter or consume alcohol within licensed premises, or permitting a drunken person to sell or serve alcohol. Additionally, the bill changes civil liability by making the intoxicated person primarily liable for any injury resulting from their intoxication, removing their right to recover damages.