Supreme Court dismisses state liability claim where plaintiff failed to prove fault and causation for alleged damages.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim for state liability, ruling that the burden of proof regarding fault and causation was not met. The plaintiff alleged damages resulting from a specific administrative act, but failed to provide sufficient evidence linking the state's conduct to the claimed loss. Consequently, the court held that without established fault and a direct causal chain, no liability could be attributed to the state.