Gakuba v. Kurtz

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• holding that it was improper for the court to grant summary judgment for prison officials without conducting a Pavey hearing
• holding that it was improper for the court to grant summary judgment for prison officials without conducting a Pavey hearing
• holding that the grievance failed to indicate that the defendant was the ac- cused, in part, because the grievance suggested that a doctor was at fault and the defendant was not a doctor
• explaining that credibility determinations should not be made prior to the district court conducting an evidentiary hearing
• explaining that credibility determinations should not be made prior to the district court conducting an evidentiary hearing
• explaining that a Pavey hearing is necessary when there is a factual dispute between the parties regarding exhaustion

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