Abney v. Mcginnis

How courts have described this case

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• “To be ‘available’ under the PLRA, a remedy must afford ‘the possibility of some relief for the action complained of.’ ”
• “[E]xhaustion may be achieved in situations where prison officials fail to timely advance the inmate’s grievance or otherwise prevent -14- him from seeking his administrative remedies . . . .”
• “To be ‘available’ under the PLRA, a remedy must afford the possibility of some relief for the action complained of.”
• administrative remedies not available to plaintiff who discovered that favorable grievance decision was not being implemented until well after deadline for filing grievance appeal had passed
• “[E]xhaustion -14- may be achieved in situations where prison officials fail to timely advance the inmate’s grievance or otherwise prevent him from seeking his administrative remedies . . . .”
• “A prisoner 22 Case 2:11-cv-00518-TLN-KJN Document 251 Filed 08/12/21 Page 23 of 86 1 who has not received promised relief is not required to file a new grievance where doing so may result in a never-ending cycle of 2 exhaustion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).