California Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Certification Practice Exam

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What is considered reckless conduct?

  1. Selling alcohol without a license

  2. When a person disregards a risk he knew of and it was highly probable that harm would follow

  3. Failing to check ID

  4. Operating without proper safety measures

The correct answer is: When a person disregards a risk he knew of and it was highly probable that harm would follow

Reckless conduct refers to when a person knowingly disregards a risk that they were aware of and it was highly likely that harm would result from their actions. Selling alcohol without a license may be considered illegal, but it does not fall under the category of reckless conduct. Similarly, failing to check ID does not necessarily indicate an intentional disregard for a known risk. Operating without proper safety measures could be considered careless or negligent, but it does not meet the criteria for reckless conduct as defined in the question.

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