Which of the following is a consequence of an administrative violation under TABC?

• A. Imprisonment.
• B. Deportation.
• C. Fines, suspensions, or license cancellation.
• D. Criminal conviction.

Answer: (C)

Administrative penalties under TABC are civil, regulatory actions aimed at licensees, not criminal punishment. The typical consequences involve monetary fines, suspending a license, or canceling a license to operate. These outcomes are designed to enforce compliance and manage licensing status rather than punish someone through imprisonment.

Imprisonment is a criminal penalty that results from a criminal case, not an administrative action. Deportation is not a consequence issued through TABC administrative violations. A criminal conviction is also a result of criminal proceedings, not the administrative process overseen by the TABC.