In re Discipline of Conour

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “where state procedures — though arguably imperfect — provide a suitable form of pre-deprivation hearing coupled with the availability of meaningful judicial review, the Fourteenth Amendment guarantee of procedural due process is not embarrassed”
• appellate court need not accept district court’s reasoning, but may affirm judgment on any independently sufficient ground supported by the record
• appellate court need not accept district court's reasoning, but may affirm judgment on any independently sufficient ground supported by the record
• in considering motion to dismiss, court not required to give weight to bald assertions and unsupported conclusions
• unsuccessful applicants for building permit and victualler’s license did not suffer procedural due process violations
• declining to exercise such discretion

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