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WHY DOESN’T KANSAS HAVE DRAM SHOP LAWS?
Auto Accidents, Drunk Driving, Kansas Law
April 15, 2021
Kansas repealed its dram shop act in 1949 and never brought it back when liquor laws loosened, so bars and restaurants there still can’t be held liable for over-serving drinkers. Here is why the gap persists — and why dram shop laws actually encourage personal responsibili...
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