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Louisville Local Licensing Authority <br />Meeting Date: November 19, 2001 <br /> <br />Authority concerning the application as a whole. Barnett stated that he would only be presenting <br />evidence regarding two components of the application, as specifically requested. <br /> <br />Attorney Barnett stated that he intends to present to the Authority evidence to the matter of <br />possession of marijuana and driving under the influence, which were not disclosed by one of the <br />applicants, Mark Bic!der, on his Individual History Record. <br /> <br />Attorney Carney stated that he had no opening remarks. <br /> <br />Chairperson Lipton called for presentation of evidence and asked if there were any witnesses that <br />needed to be sworn. Attorney Carney stated that Mr. Bickler would be testifying. <br /> <br />Deputy City Clerk Bolte asked Mr. Bickler to raise his right hand and proceeded with the oath, "Do <br />you solemnly swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give will <br />be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth." <br /> <br />Mr. Biclder: "yes." <br /> <br />Authority Chairperson Lipton asked Attorney Barnett to present his evidence. <br /> <br />Attorney Barnett stated that he wished to enter two documents into evidence relating to the two <br />charges revealed on the CBI report for Mr. Biclder. Attorney Light stated that the two documents <br />totaling three pages would be admitted as "Exhibit A," and asked if there were any objections. <br />Attorney Carney stated he had no objections. <br /> <br />Attorney Barnett stated that a copy of these documents had been provided to Mr. Bickler, who in <br />turn forwarded the copy to his attorney, Cliff Carney. Attorney Carney stated that was correct. <br /> <br />Attorney Barnett stated that the first document, titled "Deferred Sentence" and dated September 7, <br />2000, is a plea bargain arrangement that was reached concerning the "possession of 1-8 oz. <br />marijuana" charge. Barnett stated that a deferred sentence requires the defendant to plead guilty to <br />the offense in exchange for lesser penalties. Attorney Barnett stated that this document provides <br />evidence that Mr. Bickler did plead guilty to the crime of possession of 1-8oz. of marijuana in the <br />Boulder County Court on September 7, 2000. <br /> <br />Attorney Barnett stated that the second document, consisting of two pages, pertains to a 1995 <br />conviction for a DWAI, to which Mr. Bickler also pleaded guilty in the Jefferson County Court on <br />November 21, 1995. <br /> <br />Attorney Barnett stated that these two offenses probably should have been indicated on Mr. <br />Bickler's Individual History Record in response to question #22. Barnett read the question to the <br />Authority and stated that Mr. Biclder answered "no" to that question. Attorney Barnett stated that <br />perhaps Mr. Bickler should have disclosed both convictions in answer to that question. <br /> <br />Barnett concluded by stating that the purpose for this hearing is for the Authority to determine <br />whether the applicant made material misrepresentations or false statements on the transfer <br />application or individual history record based on the findings of his investigation. Attorney Barnett <br />called for any Authority questions. <br /> <br /> 7 <br />\\FRIZD\VAllY~AN\LIQU OR~2001 \MIN UTES\MINUTES111901.DOC <br /> <br /> <br />