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Remove Images LC Watch The List by Anthony Pignataro October 25, 2007 Given that three-year old Lahaina nightclub Paradice Bluz went from having a squeaky clean LC record to a license revocation in just six months, it's worth reviewing the last year and a half (my notes get a little hazy beyond that) of Liquor Control Board of Adjudication actions on over-service: Oct. 11, 2007 Paradice Bluz: License revoked Paradice Bluz: $4,000 in fines May 3, 2007 Paradice Bluz: $2,000 fine, 15-day license suspension April 5, 2007 Mulligan's at the Wharf: $2,000 in fines Charley's: $2,000 in fines March 1, 2007 Foodland (Kahului): $1,000 fine Jan. 4, 2007 Longhi's: $1,000 fine Life's a Beach: $2,000 fine Dec. 7, 2006 Henry's Bar & Grill: $1,000 fine Alii Nui Charters: NOT GUILTY Sept. 7, 2006 Maui Brewing Co.: $1,000 fine Club Diane: $1,000 fine South Shore Tiki Lounge: $2,000 fine May 4, 2006 Rusty Harpoon: $8,000 in fines April 6, 2006 South Shore Tiki Lounge: $2,000 in fines Feb. 2, 2006 Casanova: $1,000 fine  Casanova: $2,000 in fines Maui liquor license holders might want to remember that in the above list, just one establishment pled not guilty to the charges and then showed up to court with an attorney: Alii Nui Charters. The remainder either pleaded no contest or pleaded not guilty and duked it out with the deputy prosecuting attorney without any legal representation. Getting an attorney  is expensive, but the results seem to speak for themselves.