Beltran v. O'MARA

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “an inmate's administrative filings must enable prison officials to resolve the alleged problem before it becomes the subject of litigation” in order to satisfy the administrative exhaustion requirement
• remedies potentially rendered unavailable to inmate where prison made misleading statements regarding whether complaint is grievable
• “[T]he fact that [the plaintiff] effectively grieved one of the allegedly unconstitutional conditions of his confinement does not mean that he has administratively exhausted his claim that other conditions were also unconstitutional, or, for that matter, that the conditions as a whole were.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).