What is penality in Indiana for minor consumption and transportation?

Hyo Hardell: 30 days in the hole just kidding probally a couple hundred dollar fine and drinking classes

Bryant Chaudhry: i'm no longer from Indiana, sorry, yet i can inform you there'll maximum possibly be an exceptional, minor intake for the 1st time is a misdemeanor so which you will possibly get drug examined. i'm uncertain on how long the probation would be, possibly around 4-6 months.

Antonia Boomershine: i'm no longer from Indiana, sorry, yet i will enable you to recognize there'll maximum possibly be an excellent, minor intake for the 1st time is a misdemeanor so which you will possibly get drug examined. i'm uncertain on how long the probation would be, possibly around 4-6 months.

Davina Shindler: This section describes criminal charges that can result from irresponsible or simply uninformed party behavior. Most of these offenses are misdemeanors, and carry a maximum penalty of 180 days jail time and/or a fine of $1,000.00.Public IntoxicationIt ! is illegal to be intoxicated in a public place, even if you are not being disorderly or otherwise causing any trouble. “Public place” includes, but is not limited to, sidewalks, streets, parking lots, common areas in apartment buildings and hotels, automobiles, and pretty much any place else that is accessible to and used by the general public and isn’t a private residence.Illegal Possession of AlcoholIt is illegal in Indiana for a minor (anyone under the age of 21) to possess alcohol. Just holding a container of beer if you’re not yet 21 may result in criminal charges. In addition, your driver’s license may be suspended for up to a year if you illegally possess alcohol while operating a vehicle.Illegal Transportation of AlcoholIf you aren’t 21, unless you have a parent or guardian along for the ride, you can be charged with illegal transportation for having alcohol in your car while driving on a public road. This is true even if the container isn’t open, is l! ocked in the trunk of the car, and you, the minor, have no int! ention of opening it. In Bloomington, minors are charged most commonly with illegal transportation when they drive their of-age friends to the liquor store to buy alcohol, and are caught by the police who often stake out liquor store parking lots.Consumption by a MinorYou don’t have to be intoxicated to be charged with illegal consumption of alcohol. Any amount, just a drop, is illegal, and can result in criminal charges. This means that if you are breathalyzed and any alcohol is found to be in your system, even if well below the legal limits for intoxication, you can be charged with illegal consumption. If you are underage and the police see you drinking alcohol, you can be charged. Also, as with illegal consumption, your driver’s license may be suspended for up to a year if you consume alcohol while operating a motor vehicle.Furnishing Alcohol to a MinorIt is illegal to recklessly provide or furnish alcohol to a minor. If, as a host, you fail to make a serious inquiry! into the age of people drinking at your party, you may be liable. Visiting or Maintaining a Common Nuisance If any illegal drugs are being used at your party, even if you aren’t using them, you can still be charged with a crime; this is “Maintaining a Common Nuisance,” and is a felony, which is a more serious charge than a misdemeanor, and carries more severe penalties. If you attend a party where drugs are being used (again, even if you aren’t using them) you can be charged with the crime of “Visiting a Common Nuisance.”...Show more

Jade Ohno: The transportation of minors shouldn't get you into too much trouble, but when you start EATING them, well, that is going a little far, don't you think ? Try to smile....trouble greets us all once in a while, but we learn, and life goes on. Good luck.