Why is nobody arrested for teen drinking?

Under the Kansas liquor laws, an “underage person‰Û is any individual under the age of 21. Persons under 21 years of age are ... in the vehicle may be charged. Anyone who knows or has reasonable cause to know that an open container is present and/or is being transported may be charged, even if no one is drinking. read more

75 people were arrested at one party on September 4th, 2016: 75 Arrested for Underage Drinking at 'Large Amish Party' in Ohio. Another 15 were arrested at another party, three days ago: Police arrest 15 during underage drinking party in Hancock County. But if you simply Google it, you’re going to find many, many instances, in addition to those. read more

If we, as a society, want to stop kids from drinking, its more practical to convince them not to drink by giving them other things to do, and educating them of the dangers of young alcohol use than it is to prosecute kids who drink any more than we currently do. read more