What is one potential outcome for cases handled in administrative courts regarding alcohol?

Fines or license suspensions are common outcomes for cases handled in administrative courts concerning alcohol-related offenses. Administrative courts typically deal with regulatory and licensing issues rather than criminal penalties. In the context of alcohol-related cases, such as underage drinking or driving under the influence (DUI), administrative penalties can include the imposition of fines and the suspension or revocation of driving privileges. These measures serve to enforce state laws and deter further violations without involving the criminal justice system.

Imprisonment for repeat offenders generally falls under criminal proceedings rather than administrative, while mandatory community service and alcohol education programs, while possible, are not as consistently imposed as fines and license suspensions in administrative contexts. Thus, the primary focus of administrative courts regarding alcohol issues often revolves around financial penalties and driving privilege consequences.