Actually, I wrote for "hosting a party with underage drinking." Parents have been cited IF cops were called and, in this case, it stated cops came to the residence.
Yes, I have seen many cases about this in the news.
From a quick google search: Allowing Alcohol Possession or Consumption by Persons Under 21 at Private Premises
It is a criminal offense in the State of New Jersey (2C:33-17b) to make your home or property available for the purpose of allowing minors a place to consume alcohol.
(Exemptions: Any underage person or persons who possesses or consumes alcoholic beverages in connection with religious observance, ceremony or right or consumes or possesses an alcoholic beverage in the presence of and with the permission of the parent , guardian, or relative who has attained the legal age to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages.)
A fine of up to $1.000 and /or up to 6 months imprisonment.
And, "When it comes to underage drinking parties, many counties, cities and towns adopted zero-tolerance policies for youth possession and consumption years ago. Social host laws widen the scope of enforcement to make parents responsible when they allow minors to possess or consume alcohol. "[www.stateline.org]
But, um, who's the better actress? It's clear the woman responds "I want to be treated with respect" but you decided to end the transcribing at the money reference? I'm not a fan of that decision.