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Is there a law that says you can't buy alcohol on Sundays before a certain time?
I waited until the last minute again to buy alcohol for New Year's Eve, but I thought there was a law that said you can't purchase any alcohol before a certain time on a Sunday. Does anyone know if that's true, and if it is, what time?
11 Answers
- ssssssLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Here in Michigan we can't purchase alcohol before noon on a Sunday.
- badwardenLv 51 decade ago
In Texas you can't purchase beer before noon on Sunday. And no liquor stores are open on Sundays. Also the liquor stores are closed on New Year's Day so you can not buy any liquor this year on Sunday or Monday. Guess you will just have to wait till noon and get your beer from a local grocery store. It was last call for alcohol last night at 9p.m.
- 1 decade ago
It depends on the county you're in. In my county, we can buy alcohol after noon on Sundays, but in the next county (same state), they aren't allowed to sell alcohol at all on Sunday.
- 1 decade ago
it depends on what city you live in. most cities have a "beer and wine" only policy where from 2 am sunday til monday you can't buy hard liquor. BUT in my city (in louisiana) today all alcohol may be sold between 10am and 2 am! but the city next to us still has their regular no liquor sales in effect.
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- 1 decade ago
That's really odd... I've never heard it before.
As long as the store is open I'm sure you can purchase it.
- 'lil peanutLv 61 decade ago
Where do you live? Most places I know of let you buy it but like someplaces may have laws like that
- 1 decade ago
These are called "Blue Laws" and can be different in each community. Call your local store and ask them.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Depends on your state baby