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Seventh Circuit· 3/10/2022

Corey Crouch v. Richard Brown

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  • 27 F.4th 1315

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  • no evidence of \affirmative misconduct\ by prison officials to have made the administrative process unavailable
  • Prison officials may not take unfair advantage of the exhaustion requirement or make a remedy unavailable by failing to respond properly or by affirmative misconduct.
  • Prison officials may not take unfair advantage of the exhaustion requirement or make a remedy unavailable by failing to respond properly or by affirmative misconduct.
  • Prison officials may not take unfair advantage of the exhaustion requirement or make a remedy unavailable by failing to respond properly or by affirmative misconduct.
  • prison officials and staff may not take unfair advantage of the exhaustion requirement or make a remedy unavailable by failing to respond properly or through affirmative misconduct
  • \Crouch could have appealed any one of the 35 ROCHs he received. . . . Crouch also could have appealed one of the twenty- one 30-day reviews he received.\

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Judges: Brennan

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