What are the consequences for public intoxication (minor) and minor comsumption?

Full question:

My 19 year old daughter was arrested for public intoxication and minor comsumption april 29 and goes to court may 18. what can she expect when she goes to court on friday?

  • Category: Criminal
  • Subcategory: Sentences
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  • State: Indiana

Answer:

You should consult a local attorney in your area to help with this matter or talk with the procesutor and to see what the customary fine and other punishment or jail time might be and if the jail time will be suspended, probation, etc.

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FAQs

In Georgia, a Minor in Possession (MIP) of alcohol is typically classified as a misdemeanor, not a felony. This means that while it can result in fines or other penalties, it does not carry the same serious consequences as a felony charge. However, repeat offenses may lead to harsher penalties.