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Nebraska Alcohol Laws

Individuals under the age of 21 may not consume or have alcohol in their possession or physical control in Nebraska.
No person shall sell or give away alcohol to a minor in Nebraska.
Under the dram shop and social host liability law, adults and/or retailers who provide or sell alcohol to a minor can be held civilly liable if the intoxicated minor injures or kills someone.
Providing alcohol to minor is a Class I misdemeanor. Adults who provide alcohol to minors can spend up to a year in jail, receive a $1000 fine or both. Recent jail sentences ranged from two months to a year.
You can serve alcohol in a restaurant, work as a bartender, or sell spirits in a liquor store at age 19 in Nebraska, but you must be 21 to consume alcohol.
The Nebraska .02 law or "zero tolerance law" is a law to prevent minors from drinking and driving. The .02 law makes it unlawful for anyone under the age of 21 to have a measurable amount of alcohol in their body while driving on Nebraska roadways.