Jerry’s Pizza and Pub will have its court hearing Nov. 14 for violating Charleston’s liquor license laws.

On Sept. 16, Charleston Police raided Jerry’s and fined 86 minors under the age of 21.

The raid was conducted because of numerous reports and complaints that large numbers of underage patrons were attending the establishment, said Charleston Deputy Chief Dave Chambers.

East Side Package, a liquor store, will also have a hearing at the same time for selling liquor to a minor during a police compliance check Sept. 21.

The hearing will be in front of Mayor John Inyart, who is also the city’s liquor commissioner.

“At this time, the license holders will have an opportunity to admit or deny the charges,” Inyart said. “If they deny it, they are going to try and show why they are denying it. If they admit it, then (City Attorney Brian Bower) will recommend some sort of a punishment at that point.”

If the license holders deny their charges, an evidence hearing will be scheduled.

The hearing starts at 10 a.m. at Charleston City Hall, 520 Jackson Ave , in the Council Chambers.