ND Indoor RV Park v. State

Summary

The North Dakota Supreme Court denied direct appellate jurisdiction over the State’s interlocutory appeal but granted supervisory jurisdiction to resolve the qualified-immunity and subject-matter-jurisdiction issues. It held that the individual officials were entitled to qualified immunity because the alleged conduct did not establish substantive or procedural due process violations, and that the Park’s takings claims were barred by failure to exhaust administrative remedies. The court directed dismissal of all four remaining claims.