True or False: Any person who is under the influence or disorderly may be permitted to remain on licensed premises as long as there is adequate supervision.

The statement is false because licensed premises, such as bars or restaurants that serve alcohol, are responsible for ensuring the safety and wellbeing of their patrons and staff. Allowing an individual who is under the influence or exhibiting disorderly behavior to remain on the premises, regardless of supervision, can pose a risk to the establishment and its environment.

Liquor laws typically prohibit serving or allowing intoxicated individuals to stay on the property to prevent potential disturbances, accidents, or further public intoxication. Also, the licensee can face penalties, including fines or license suspension, if they do not adhere to regulations concerning intoxicated patrons. Thus, proper management of patrons is crucial, but simply having adequate supervision is not sufficient justification for letting intoxicated individuals remain on the premises.