Khalil v. University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey-New Jersey Medical School

deliberate and arbitrary government decision, including one “tainted by improper motive,” violated developer’s substantive due process rights | deliberate and arbitrary government decision, including one "tainted by improper motive," violated developer's substantive due process rights | allegations of partisan politics and personal animosity to applicant were held sufficient to state a claim | substantive due process violation when governmental regulation affecting property is arbitrary, irrational, or tainted by improper motive | “If the acts alleged in the indictment do not constitute a violation of law, the indictment is properly dismissed.” | distinguishing between procedural and substantive due process claims