Ayres v. Board of Parole & Post-Prison Supervision

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a “party must present the particular challenges it intends to raise on judicial review first to the administrative body whose review must be exhausted”
• a “party must present the particular challenges it intends to raise on judicial review first to the administrative body whose review must be exhausted”
• a “party must present the particular challenges it intends to raise on judicial review first to the administrative body whose review must be exhausted”
• “an ARR must raise and preserve with specificity all issues to be later presented on judicial review”
• “[T]he party must pres- ent the particular challenges it intends to raise on judicial review first to the administrative body whose review must be exhausted.”
• “[T]he exhaustion doctrine implies not only the existence of an administrative procedure to exhaust but also its ‘availability’ to the persons who must pursue it.” (Quoting Fifth Avenue Corp. v. Washington Co., 282 Or 591, 618, 581 P2d 50 (1978).)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).