Administrative actions for TABC violations can result in which outcomes?

• A. Imprisonment.
• B. Fines, suspensions, or license cancellation.
• C. Deportation.
• D. Community service.

Answer: (B)

Administrative actions by TABC are license-based penalties designed to enforce compliance and protect the public. When a violation occurs, the agency can impose monetary penalties and restrict the licensee’s ability to operate. The typical outcomes are fines, suspensions of the license for a period, or cancellation (revocation) of the license. These remedies directly affect the privilege to sell or serve alcohol and are imposed without going through criminal court.

Imprisonment would come from criminal charges handled separately by the courts, not as an administrative action by TABC. Deportation falls outside the scope of alcohol regulation and relates to immigration status, not license actions. Community service is not a standard administrative remedy used by TABC.