Key legal question
Whether the state-law complaint met the federal reasoning requirements and could rely on new allegations or evidence.
Extracted holding
The complaint did not satisfy the reasoning requirements and could not be based on new facts raised for the first time before the Federal Court.
Extracted reasoning
The appellant failed to identify and substantiate constitutional violations with sufficient precision under Art. 90(1)(b) OG. Purely appellatory criticism is inadmissible. In a complaint for arbitrariness, new allegations and evidence are generally excluded.