B. Allow any a minor under that person's control, or in any a place under that person's control, to possess or consume liquor;.__The following penalties apply to violations of this paragraph.

(1)__A person who violates this paragraph commits a Class D crime.

(2)__A person who violates this paragraph commits a Class D crime for which the fine may not be less than $500 and may not be suspended if the violation involves a minor who is less than 14 years of age.

(3)__A person who violates this paragraph after having been previously convicted of violating this paragraph or paragraph A within a 6-year period commits a Class D crime for which the fine may not be less than $500 and may not be suspended.

(4)__A person who violates this paragraph after having been previously convicted of violating this paragraph or paragraph A 2 or more times within a 6-year period commits a Class D crime for which the fine may not be less than $1,000 and may not be suspended.

(5)__A person who violates this paragraph commits a Class C crime if the consumption of liquor by the minor in fact causes serious bodily injury to or death of the minor or any other individual.__For purposes of this subsection, "serious bodily injury" has the same meaning as set out in Title 17-A, section 2, subsection 23;

C. Procure, or in any way aid or assist in procuring, furnish, give, sell or deliver liquor to a visibly intoxicated person.__Violation of this paragraph is a Class E crime, except notwithstanding Title 17-A, section 1301, the fine may not be more than $500; or

D. Procure, or in any way assist in procuring, furnish, give, sell or deliver imitation liquor for or to a minor, or allow a minor under that person's control or in a place