APIS Change Log

The APIS website is updated from time to time to add new material, enhance functionality, and clarify or correct information already available on the site. This page lists changes made since the launch of the website on June 23, 2003. Descriptions of these changes may be accessed by selecting a date from the “View Changes” menu.

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Material changes to the Web site have been made on the following dates:

Changes for: June 15, 2005

Additions and Enhancements

An item was added to the Explanatory Notes and Limitations for False Identification for Obtaining Alcohol in the APIS Policy Topics section of the Web site. The item clarifies that the APIS research does not address provisions that authorize license sanctions for alcohol-related offenses other than possession, consumption, or purchase, e.g., "intoxication," "drunkenness," or being "under the influence."

Corrections and Clarifications

Changes to data presented in the comparison tables in the APIS Policy Topics section of the Web site are listed below.

Policy Topic	Jurisdiction	Changes
False Identification for Obtaining Alcohol	Missouri	Changed License Suspension Procedure from None t o Judicial and added Mo. Rev. Stat. § 577.500. (This change also affects one of the maps for this policy topic: Map II: Procedure for Imposing License Sanction for Use of False ID.)
False Identification for Obtaining Alcohol	Montana	Removed check mark for Seizure of ID in the section of the table for Retailer Support Provisions.
Loss of Driving Privileges for Alcohol Violations by Minors ("Use/Lose" Laws)	Wyoming	Removed the check mark for Consumption in the section of the table for Type of Violation Leading to License Suspension. (Wyoming law authorizes license suspension for a minor being "drunk or under the influence" but not merely for consumption.)