Christopher Bell v. Khelleh Konteh

How courts have described this case

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• holding that claims brought under Prison Litigation Reform Act that did not meet administrative exhaustion requirement should be dismissed without prejudice
• holding that to determine whether a grievance put prison officials on fair notice of the claims filed in a subsequent lawsuit, “a grievance must be measured against the claim brought in the prisoner’s subsequent suit . . .”
• interpreting a pro se inmate’s grievances under a relaxed standard and noting the consistency of this standard with the need to liberally construe pro se inmates’ court filings
• “It is well established . . . that the appropriate disposition of an unexhausted claim under the PLRA is dismissal without prejudice.”
• It is well established . . . that the appropriate disposition of an unexhausted claim under the PLRA is dismissal without prejudice.”
• “It is well established . . . the appropriate disposition of an unexhausted claim under the PLRA is dismissal without prejudice.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).