ALCOHOL & TOBACCO CONTROL LAWBOOK
ALCOHOL & TOBACCO CONTROL LAWBOOKLouisiana Laws and Regulations2019-2020 EditionJuana Lombard, CommissionerLast updated January 20207979 Independence Boulevard, Suite 101, Baton Rouge, LA 70806(225) 925-4041
TABLE OF CONTENTTITLE 3. AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY .13PART VI. INDUSTRIAL HEMP-DERIVED CANNABIDIOL PRODUCTS.13§1481. Definitions.13§1482. CBD products; prohibitions; Louisiana Department of Health .13§1483. Permit to sell; office of alcohol and tobacco control.14TITLE 13. COURTS AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURE .16PART XIII. MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT - REQUIREMENTS FOR TOBACCO PRODUCTMANUFACTURERS . 16§5061. Findings and purpose.16§5062. Definitions.16§5063. Requirements .17PART XIII-A. MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT - COMPLEMENTARY PROCEDURES.18§5071. Findings and purpose.18§5072. Definitions.18§5073. Certifications; directory; tax stamps .18§5074. Agent for service of process .20§5075. Reporting of information; escrow installments.20§5076. Penalties; other remedies.21§5077. Miscellaneous provisions .22§5078. Bond.23TITLE 14 CRIMINAL CODE . 25CHAPTER 1 CRIMINAL CODE . 25PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS.25SUBPART A. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS.25§2. Definitions .25§82. Prostitution; definition; penalties; enhancement .26§83. Soliciting for prostitutes.26§84. Pandering.27§85. Letting premises for prostitution .27§90. Gambling .28§91.6. Unlawful distribution of sample tobacco products, alternative nicotine products, or vapor products to persons underage eighteen; penalty .28§91.8. Unlawful sale, purchase, or possession of tobacco, alternative nicotine product, or vapor product; signs required;penalties .29§93.10. Definitions.30§93.11. Unlawful sales to persons under twenty-one .31§93.12. Purchase and public possession of alcoholic beverages; exceptions; penalties.31§93.13. Unlawful purchase of alcoholic beverages by persons on behalf of persons under twenty-one .31§93.14. Responsibilities of retail dealers not relieved.31§93.15. Alcoholic beverage vaporizer; prohibitions .31§133. Filing or maintaining false public records .31§133.3. Falsification of drug tests .32§333. Misrepresentation of age to obtain alcoholic beverages or gain entry to licensed premises prohibited; penalties.32TITLE 15. CRIMINAL PROCEDURES .33CHAPTER 3-B. REGISTRATION OF SEX OFFENDERS, SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATORS, AND CHILDPREDATORS .33Page 2 of 212
§541.1. Posting of the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline; content; languages; notice; civil penalty .33TITLE 26 LIQUORS-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES .35CHAPTER 1. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL LAW .35PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS.35§1. Title.35§2. Definitions .35§3. Exempt products .36PART II. PERMITS.36§71. Permits required; fees; exception.38§71.1. Class A permit; definitions.38§71.2. Class C Permit; definitions .40§71.3. Microdistillery; retail sales for consumption on or off premises .40§72. Permit for wine and malt beverages .40§73. Restaurant "R" permit; application; fees .40§73.1. Limitations on issuance of permits .41§74. Local license and permit fees .42§75. Operation without permit prohibited .42§76. Personal nature of permits; return of permits; necessity of display; penalties .42§77. Notice of application for retail dealer's permit.43§78. Content of application for permit; commissioner power as ex officio notary.43§79. Submission of applications; delay.43§80. Qualifications of applicants for permits .44§81. Location of business limited.46§82. Issuance of wholesale permit .46§83. Interposed persons.47§84. Misstatement or suppression of fact in application .47§85. Combination of manufacturer, wholesale, and retail business prohibited; exceptions.47§85.1. Repealed by Acts 2015, No. 62, §2.47§85.2. Museum permit; requirements; authorizations; circumstances.47§86. Authority of commissioner and local authorities to withhold permit .48§87. Procedure for determination to issue or withhold permit.48§88. Renewal of permit .48§89. Form of application for renewal of permit.48§90. Acts prohibited on licensed premises; suspension or revocation of permits .48§91. Additional causes for suspension or revocation of permits; fines.51§92. Proper petitioners in action by commissioner to suspend or revoke permit .51§93. Procedure for suspending or revoking permit.51§94. Cause necessary to withholding, suspending, or revoking of permit .52§95. Convictions by court not essential to with-holding, suspending, or revoking permits .52§96. Revocation and suspensions not exclusive penalty .52§97. Status of premises after revocation of permit.52§98. Notice of hearing by commissioner .52§99. Place of hearing.53§99.1. Participation in hearing by video conference .53§100. By whom conducted; record; briefs .53§101. Contempt at hearings; penalty .53§102. Procedure when permittee or applicant fails to appear at hearing; continuances.53§103. Basis for determination by commissioner to suspend or to revoke permit .53§104. Costs of hearings .53§105. Decisions to withhold, suspend, or revoke permits final unless appealed and reversed .53§106. Appeals to courts .53§107. Summary proceedings on appeal .54§108. Interference by courts prohibited .54Page 3 of 212
PART III. REGULATORY PROVISIONS.54§141. Export of beverages controlled by commissioner .54§142. Distribution through wholesalers only .
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addressing their use of alcohol and other drugs. Stopping tobacco use does not appear to negatively affect treatment of alcohol and other drugs,4 and may even help clients with their alcohol and other drug use.5 Note: Throughout this toolkit, the term "tobacco use" is used to refer to all forms of tobacco use, including spit
2012 FLUE-CURED TOBACCO PRODUCTION GUIDE Prepared By: T. David Reed Extension Agronomist, Tobacco Charles S. Johnson Extension Plant Pathologist, Tobacco Paul J. Semtner Extension Entomologist, Tobacco Carol A. Wilkinson Associate Professor, Agronomy ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We are indebted to the Virginia Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Board for making File Size: 984KB
quickly developed for bright-leaf tobacco. Tobacco growing and processing has dominated Virginia's economy for over three centuries, and continues to be an important part of the state’s economy. TOBACCO BARNS . Types of Tobacco Barns Tobacco barns generally fall into one of two
The current report is the first part of a two part study of tobacco contracting to be completed in the spring of 2000 when the 2000 burley tobacco sales data for both auction and contract tobacco is available. Sales data from the first year of tobacco sales under contracting will not be
1st in fire-cured tobacco production, 1st in dark-cured tobacco production, and 2nd in total tobacco production nationally. Tobacco is one of Kentucky's top 5 agriculture export. In 2014, 91,700 acres of tobacco were harvested producing 214.3 million lbs. of tobacco, with an average yield of 2,337 lbs./ac.
Implementing a tobacco retail license that regulates the sale of tobacco products—including by reducing the density of tobacco stores and limiting sales of flavored tobacco products—will reduce the industry's influence and advance health equity. Indeed, a comprehensive retail license system that regulates all types of tobacco products has
Internet sales of tobacco should be banned as they inherently involve tobacco advertising and promotion. "Brand stretching" and "brand sharing" should be regarded as tobacco advertising and promotion in so far as they have the aim, effect or likely effect of promoting a tobacco product or tobacco use either directly or indirectly.
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