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Commonwealth v. Kneram4/29/2005
ohol there to those under twenty-one, a result the Legislature would hardly endorse. See White v. Boston, 428 Mass. 250, 253 (1998).
"The Legislature has granted substantial rights to and has placed substantial obligations on people who are nineteen years old." Hamilton v. Ganias, 417 Mass. 666, 667 (1994). A nineteen year old is "old enough to vote, to make a valid will, to enter into valid contracts, to get married without parental consent, to serve on a jury, to work on any job, for as many hours as he wished, to buy and carry a firearm, and to be treated as an adult in the criminal justice system" (citations omitted). Id. at 667-668. To this list, the Legislature has added the responsibility of not furnishing alcohol to those under twenty-one.
Judgment affirmed.
Order denying motion for post-conviction relief affirmed.
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