Maine § 28-A §2203 Evidence of illegal sale; allegation of prior conviction

Maine Statutes

§ 28-A §2203 — Evidence of illegal sale; allegation of prior conviction

Maine § 28-A §2203

Title 28-ALIQUORS

Part 7ENFORCEMENT

Ch. 91ENFORCEMENT AND JURISDICTION

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 28-A, § 28-A §2203 (2026).

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1.Evidence of illegal sale. Whenever an illegal sale is alleged and a delivery proved, the delivery is sufficient evidence of sale and it is not necessary to prove a payment.

2.Former conviction. In actions, complaints, indictments or other proceedings for a violation of this Title, other than for a first offense, it is not necessary to set forth particularly the record of a former conviction, but it is sufficient to allege briefly that the person has been convicted of a violation of a particular provision.

3.Prosecution of bond when municipality interested.

4.Enforcement by municipality.

5.Former conviction.

6.Amendment of allegation and process.

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1.
Evidence of illegal sale.
Whenever an illegal sale is alleged and a delivery proved, the delivery is sufficient evidence of sale and it is not necessary to prove a payment.
2.
Former conviction.
In actions, complaints, indictments or other proceedings for a violation of this Title, other than for a first offense, it is not necessary to set forth particularly the record of a former conviction, but it is sufficient to allege briefly that the person has been convicted of a violation of a particular provision.
3.
Prosecution of bond when municipality interested.
4.
Enforcement by municipality.
5.
Former conviction.
6.
Amendment of allegation and process.