Of- age adults and vendors may still distribute alcohol to minors because law enforcement in a county may not be penalizing these illegal gestures harshly enough. There was a …show more content…
These second-hand effects are more prevalent at colleges, especially in fraternity houses. Pertaining mostly to women, “sexual assault and unwanted sexual advances” were a common survey answer of residents’ second-hand affects (Wechsler 225). Another effect of others’ drinking was property damage. Youth’s judgement is impaired more so than ages above 21, so when they go crazy drinking, it isn’t uncommon for them to have stumbled around knocking and kicking down anything in their vicinity.Vandalism is a law-breaking activity which is also paired often with youth drinking. There are many harmful effects for youth when in possession of alcohol, such as fatal traffic crashes, health issues, and secondhand effects to others. In summation, the argument to maintain a MLDA of 21 has sufficient evidence to support its need in the