If you sell alcohol to a minor due to a fake ID and you made a good-faith effort to verify the ID, which of the following is TRUE?

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AYou are fully exempt from all criminal penalties automatically
BThe minor bears no legal responsibility for using a fake ID
CYour permit is automatically revoked by TABC
DThe good-faith defense may reduce but not always eliminate your liability

✓ Correct answer: D. The good-faith defense may reduce but not always eliminate your liability A good-faith ID check can serve as an affirmative defense in some cases, but it does not guarantee full immunity. The quality of the verification effort is examined case by case.

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