The Supreme Court decided these three issues on January 22,2007 in favor of inmate litigants, rejecting various exhaustion screening mechanisms adopted by some of the circuits and thus making it less difficult for inmates/plaintiffs to pursue lawsuits involving complaints about their treatment in prison.
It rejected various exhaustion screening mechanisms adopted by some of the circuits and thus making it less difficult for inmates/plaintiffs to pursue lawsuits involving complaints about their treatment in prison. The Supreme Court decided the three issues on January 22,2007, in favor of inmate litigants.
The Supreme Court decided the three issues on January 22,2007, in favor of inmate litigants. It rejected various exhaustion screening mechanisms adopted by some of the circuits and thus making it less difficult for inmates/plaintiffs to pursue lawsuits involving complaints about their treatment in prison.
The Supreme Court decided the three issues on January 22,2007, in favor of inmate litigants. It rejected various exhaustion screening mechanisms adopted by some of the circuits and thus making it less difficult for inmates/plaintiffs to pursue lawsuits involving complaints about their treatment in prison.