What is a potential legal consequence for minors using false identification according to the Liquor Act?

Using false identification, particularly in the context of the Liquor Act, typically carries significant consequences. If minors are found to be using false ID to purchase alcohol or gain entry into bars, they could indeed face arrest. This is because such acts are not only violations of regulations concerning the sale of alcohol but also involve potential criminal activity related to fraud and misrepresentation. Law enforcement may take these actions seriously to uphold the law and deter underage drinking.

While warnings, fines, or educational programs may also be potential consequences for minors, the use of false identification in this context can escalate the situation to a criminal offense, warranting arrest. This emphasizes the severity with which the law treats the misuse of identification to circumvent age restrictions in alcohol consumption.