Mallett v. McNeal

How courts have described this case

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• noting that neither receipt of corporate charter nor grant of tax-exempt status “constitute^] sufficient governmental involvement in the University to make it a governmental entity for constitutional purposes”
• finding that conditions attached to the George Washington University’s “government grants, loan, and loan guarantees” were not so pervasive as to “trigger constitutional guarantees in the University’s relations with its employees”
• furnishing of arrest information to those who have legitimate need and interest therefor
• university, recipient of state funds, not bound by Fourteenth Amendment in teacher discharge proceedings.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).