Judge rules against Fayetteville bar and restaurant owners in curfew suit Share Updated: 5:42 PM CST Jan 26, 2021 Share Updated: 5:42 PM CST Jan 26, 2021
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Show Transcript ATTENDED THAT HEARING THIS MORNING OVER ZOOM AND TELLS US WHAT HAPPENS NEXT. I feel that our clients need to make a living. If they are, they are the only industry out of every industry in the state that is being regulated like they are, then that is totally unfair. THE STATE ARGUED THAT IF IT CAN PROHIBIT BUSINESSES WITH LIQUOR LICENSES FROM STAYING OPEN PAST TWO, THEN THEY CAN PROHIBIT THOSE BUSINESSES FROM STAYING OPEN PAST 11. IT SAID OWNING A LIQUOR LICENSE IS A PRIVILEGE, NOT A RIGHT. I am glad that judge Griffen made the decision that he did today and that he consistently followed the law on that. THE JUDGE SAID PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY TAKES Griffen made the decision that he did today and that he consistently followed the law on that. THE JUDGE SAID P