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"Prospectively ... we hold that an adult ... who is under the legal drinking age shall owe a common law duty to injured parties to desist from facilitating the drinking of alcohol by underage adults in his place of residence," said the court below in the case, which now heads to the Supreme Court.
October 18, 2019 at 09:28 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court granted a petition for certification in a case involving civil claims against an adult teen who hosted a drinking party at his home for other adult teens, one of whom subsequently died in a fatal crash.
All of the teens involved were over 18 years old but below the legal drinking age of 21.
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