MI HB6090

Removes the penalty reduction for retail licensee employees caught selling alcohol to minors during undercover operations, instead requiring employees to pay civil fines of up to $100 and reimburse the licensee for any fines imposed on the business.

Adds requirement that retail licensee employees who participate in undercover stings must reimburse their employer for fines the establishment incurs as a result of the violation.

Removes reference to "civil infraction citation" in the enforcement provisions for the Liquor and Cannabis Regulatory Commission's actions.

Requires parental or legal guardian consent for minors under 18 who participate in undercover operations to purchase alcohol under law enforcement supervision.

Maintains existing penalties for non-licensees selling alcohol to minors (misdemeanor for first offense up to $1,000 fine and 60 days imprisonment; felony up to 10 years if minor's death results) and existing enforcement procedural requirements.