Louis Wozniak v. Thomas F. Conry

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• holding that depriving a tenured profes- sor of all teaching and research responsibilities affected a property interest sufficiently to entitle him to some kind of a hearing
• holding that depriving a tenured profes- sor of all teaching and research responsibilities affected a property interest sufficiently to entitle him to some kind of a hearing
• holding that constructive discharge could be shown where permanent loss of tenure track position deprived plaintiff not only of the possibility of tenure but also of research support, scholarly publications, professional recognition and chance to obtain consulting work
• holding that constructive discharge could be shown where permanent loss of tenure track position deprived plaintiff not only of the possi bility of tenure but also of research support, scholarly publications, professional recognition and chance to obtain consulting work
• rejecting university professor’s substantive due process claim noting that this doctrine applies only to decisions affecting fundamental civil rights
• “[E]ven for the most impor- tant decisions, an evidentiary hearing is required only if there are material factual disputes.”

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