Donald Larkin v. Richard Galloway and Jerry Bowling

How courts have described this case

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• stating that, if the “plaintiff will not be able to amend her complaint, the dismissal is final” and ap-pealable
• stating that, if the “plaintiff will not be able to amend her com- plaint, the dismissal is final” and appealable
• “If it is clear, for example, that the plaintiff will not be able to amend her complaint, the dismissal [without prejudice] is final for purposes of appellate review.”
• inmate must exhaust all administrative procedures even if they “cannot provide the only relief that the prisoner is seeking”
• “Whether or not to grant a defendant’s motion to amend her answer is a decision committed to the discretion of the district court.”
• inmate must exhaust prison remedies if the administrative body (1) was empowered to consider the complaint and (2) could take some action in response to it

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).