1-42  grapes, fruits, berries, or honey, and includes wine coolers.
1-47  alcohol content as low as one-half of one percent by volume.
1-54  Chapter 6, Penal Code, if the act were an offense.
1-62  proceeding under Section 6.01(b) of this code.
2-1  September 1, 2005 <1993>.
2-11  commission or act as the general counsel to the commission>.
2-19  member or employee of the commission.
2-24  professional problems and in promoting their common interest.
2-38  determine the duties of all employees of the commission.
2-60  encourage a more equitable balance>.
2-67  (c)(1) of this section, and be filed with the governor's office.
3-1  other biennial reports made to the legislature.
3-6  resources division is established within the commission.
3-10  offices of the commission.
3-13  that are in compliance with state and federal law.
3-27  underrepresented ethnic, racial, or gender groups.
3-39  relating to standards of conduct for state officers or employees.
3-48  and the staff of the commission.
3-58  the following fiscal year.
4-19  or impose an undue hardship on small businesses.
4-23  in the general revenue fund.
4-36  which complaints are filed with and resolved by the commission.
4-38  and appropriate state agencies.
4-45  regulated under this code.
4-50  commission that the commission has authority to resolve.
4-55  unless the notice would jeopardize an undercover investigation.
4-61  rule of the commission.
5-1  Subsections (b) through (j) of this section.
5-9  the supply and distribution of alcoholic beverages to the populace.
5-12  Chicago, New York, New Orleans, and other cities.
5-32  long enough to be known by their community and neighbors.
5-34  licenses issued by the state did not grant the holder a right.
5-40  the leveraging of debt to accomplish other illicit gain.
5-44  industry in this state is not dominated by organized crime.
5-47  the alcoholic beverage industry in this state.
5-68  distilled spirits and fortified wines.
6-10  prohibited in Section 102.01 of this code.
6-13  the construction of the following subsections of this section.
6-37  writing by the commission.
6-39  that have substantially similar ownership may merge or consolidate.
6-51  permit or license was issued.
6-52        Sec. 6.04.  GRACE PERIOD ON RENEWAL OF LICENSES AND PERMITS.
6-59  fee that is due.
6-63  against the holder of the license or permit.
7-32              (4)  release or discharge of the bond.
7-40  business in this state.
7-52  for renewal of the permit.
7-56  where the holder applies for or holds a permit.
7-58  population of 2.4 million or more.
8-3  covered by the permit or license.
8-6  original application should be denied.
8-63  a manner that is lewd, immoral, or offensive to public decency.
8-69  or other violent act, or as a result of an offense involving drugs.
9-6  III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
9-15  permittees or licensees, and other sources of a similar nature.
10-12  permit has been issued for the premises.
10-26              (2)  who is a peace officer.
10-41  commission or administrator shall impose the suspension.
10-54  general class B wholesaler's permit.
11-7  may be sold by the holder under Subsection (a)(4) of this section.
11-36  premises of a package store.
11-47  by volume and not more than 24 percent by volume.
11-62  existence for at least 30 years.
11-70  one percent by volume but not more than 14 percent by volume.
12-2  and beer permit is $30.
12-7  similar event sponsored by the organization.
12-11  events sponsored by that organization.
12-16  then the permittee is only authorized to sell beer.
12-23  necessary to implement and administer this subchapter.
12-55  a mixed beverage permittee is located.
12-60  provided that he is also a holder of a beverage cartage permit.
13-2  right to transport the alcoholic beverages.
13-12  consents to the substitution.
13-17  and costs of action.
13-21  club permit on or after October 1, 1993.
13-28  identification approved by the commission.
13-36  prescribed by the commission or administrator.
13-58  and administration of this section.
13-60  third day after the date the notice of suspension is provided.
13-63  not given in person.
14-12  a person who does not also hold a mixed beverage permit.
15-23  violation of any provision of this code.
15-30  other identification approved by the commission.
15-38  prescribed by the commission or administrator.
15-60  and administration of this section.
15-65  not given in person.
16-3  requirements of this section for the transportation of its wine.
16-7  <No> storage permit may be issued for a location in a dry area.
16-17  the winery permit and remains in the possession of the holder.
16-26              (2)  is not located in a dry area.
16-31  storage in a public bonded warehouse.
16-39  beverages at any one time.
16-61              (4)  release or discharge of the bond.
16-69  business in this state.
17-11  renewal of the license.
17-15  where the holder applies for or holds a license.
17-17  population of 2.4 million or more.
17-25  during regular business hours as provided by this section.
17-37  available for inspection on the premises during all tasting hours.
17-42              (3)  one ounce for beer and coolers.
17-47              (3)  beer and coolers.
17-53  made available at any one time.
17-54        (g)  No charge of any sort may be made for a sample serving.
17-56  may not be served to a minor or to an obviously intoxicated person.
17-57  No samples may be removed from the licensed premises.
17-63  removed from the premises.
17-65  advertised except by on-site communications or by direct mail.
17-68  of alcoholic beverages under this chapter.
18-45  beer retailer's on-premise license for a railway car.
18-54  result of an offense involving drugs.
21-7              (2)  who is a peace officer.
21-51  manufacturer shown on the container.
21-65  operated under Sections 62.12 and 203.08 of this code.
22-8              (2)  sell beer and offer it for sale.
22-17  102.75  of this code or other provisions of this code.
22-64  package, label, sell, or offer without charge malt liquor or ale.
23-2  operated, or maintained by the holder in this state.
23-7  to the brewpub license.
23-17  the application for a license.
23-40  except beer, wine coolers, and spirit coolers.
23-55  meeting the same requirements.
23-57  contents in terms of United States liquor measure.
23-69  deception of the consumer with respect to the product.
24-6  than six fluid ounces.
24-57  employee of a retailer <either>.
25-1  United States Department of Labor, or its successor in function.
25-19  items does not exceed $1.
25-48  purchased from the holder's supplier.
25-69  making the purchase <a distributor>.
26-11  permitted or licensed premises.
26-23  being omitted or obscured.
26-43  the equivalent of 15 cases of 24 12-ounce containers.
26-45  authorized under  Subsection (e) of this section.
26-51  9 p. m. on any day except Sunday and Christmas Day.
26-68  be allowed between 2 a.m. and noon on Sunday.
27-5  sell for on-premise consumption may sell beer between 10:00 a.m.
27-7  food to the customer.
27-28  beginning at 5 a. m. on any day except Sunday.
27-34  $250 <$100> nor more than $1,000 <$500>.
27-37        Sec. 106.025.  ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE ALCOHOL BY A MINOR.
27-41  effect the commission of the offense intended.
27-44  not less than $25 nor more than $200.
27-47  of not less than $250 nor more than $1,000.
27-53  $500 <$100> nor more than $1,000 <$500>.
27-59  $500 <$100> nor more than $1,000 <$500>.
27-65  alcoholic beverage to a minor.
28-24  taught in languages other than English.
28-31  the required hours of community service.
28-42  on the licensed premises.
28-64  by this code are maintained.
29-7        Sec. 107.11.  IMPORTATION OF PERSONAL WINE COLLECTION.
29-10  collection as a part of that person's household goods.
29-26  manufacturer, <or> distributor, distiller, or winery.
29-35  offered and conducted at the same time period in 30 or more states.
29-39  prize from a sweepstakes promotion.
29-54  Civil Statutes), applies or to such a facility.
30-16  larger than 80 square inches.
30-28  offering for sale any such products to any retailer.
30-46  diagram improperly identifies the central business district.
30-50  premises located in the area of prohibition.
31-41  allowed on the premises of the holder of a package store permit.
31-54  hotels as already defined in this code.
31-69              (2)  submit to a criminal history background check.
32-25              (2)  with the consent of the person being investigated.
32-33  felony of the second degree.
32-35  criminal history background check.
32-53  requirements for all subsequent renewals of the license or permit.
32-58  license were a renewal of a previously held permit or license.
32-66  of a late payment is not the fault of the person.
33-9  employee by registered or certified mail if not given in person.
33-12  makes all required tax payments that are due.
33-25  employee by registered or certified mail if not given in person.
33-28  makes all required tax payments that are due.
33-41  employee by registered or certified mail if not given in person.
33-44  all required tax payments that are due.
33-56              <(4)>  all other permittees.
34-21  imposed by this code on or before the due date.
34-30  which the delinquent taxes and fees and the penalties are paid.
34-55  principal for any six-week period.
35-4  for at least four <two> years.
35-6  least four <two> years any record required by this section.
35-21  delinquency, and the proper procedure to appeal the decision.
35-33  Register Act (Article 6252-13a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes).
35-35  must be filed in Travis County.
36-11              (18)  the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
36-17  1.04, Alcoholic Beverage Code, apply to this chapter.
36-20  private club registration permittee.
36-22  3 a.m. one day and ending at 3 a.m. the next day.
36-33  20th day of each month.
36-37  other information required by the comptroller.
36-39  months is allocated to the month in which the business day begins.
36-50  permittees within each incorporated municipality in each county.
36-59  transferred to the general revenue fund.
37-2  the 90th day after the date of notification.
37-6  permittee is not required to comply with Section 151.253(b).
37-13  or more than $25,000.
37-21              (4)  other factors the comptroller deems appropriate.
37-25  before September 1, 1994.
37-29  Hearings on the effective date of this Act.
37-35  been taken by the State Office of Administrative Hearings.
37-49  law is continued in effect for that purpose.
37-67  date of this Act.
37-70  Chapters 50 and 202,  Alcoholic Beverage Code, are repealed.
38-1        SECTION 108.  This Act takes effect September 1, 1993.
38-6  days in each house be suspended, and this rule is hereby suspended.
38-14  We, your Committee on State Affairs to which was referred H.B. No.
38-18  pass and be printed.
38-44  Representing:  C & H Beverage Inc.
40-40  Representing:  Tx Apartment Assn, etc.