Key legal question
Whether the complaint sufficiently alleged a violation of fundamental rights, especially arbitrariness
Extracted holding
The Court would review fundamental-rights claims only if specifically raised and reasoned; the appellant's largely appellatory criticism was inadmissible or unpersuasive.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 106(2) BGG, specific substantiated pleading is required. The challenged findings were not shown to be manifestly untenable, and the appellant merely substituted his own view for that of the lower court.