13-1641. Definitions for liquor liability.
    1.    "Licensee" means a person licensed under the provisions of the Liquor Control Act and the agents or employees of the licensee.
    2.    "Intoxicated" means a person's mental and physical impairment as a result of using alcohol. As used in these instructions, such impairment must substantially reduce that person's ability to think and act.
    3.    "Minor", as used in these instructions, means a person under twenty-one years of age.
    4.    "Reckless" conduct is the intentional doing of an act with utter indifference to or conscious disregard for a person's [rights] [safety].
    5.    "Gross negligence" is an act or omission done without the exercise of even slight care under the circumstances.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
    These definitions should be used in conjunction with the instructions governing liability for the sale, service, or provision of alcohol, UJI 13-1642 through UJI 13-1645 NMRA.
[Approved, effective July 16, 2001.]