Bohumil J. Dusanek v. Joseph P. Hannon, Raymond C. Principe, John O'donnell, M.D., and the Board of Education of the City of Chicago

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• \[A] state cannot be held to have violated due process requirements when it has made procedural protection available and the plaintiff has simply refused to avail himself of them.\
• “The availability of recourse to a constitutionally sufficient administrative procedure satisfies due process requirements if the complainant merely declines or fails to take advantage of the administrative procedure.”
• “[A] state cannot be held to have violated due process requirements when it has made procedural protection available and the plaintiff has simply refused to avail himself of them.”
• “[A] state cannot be held to have violated due process requirements when it has made procedural protection available and the plaintiff has simply refused to avail himself of them.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).