Fifth Circuit· 9/8/2004

Johnson v. Johnson

Citations

385 F.3d 503
2004 WL 1985441

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explaining that a grievance “should be considered sufficient to the extent that the grievance gives officials a fair opportunity to address the problem that will later form the basis of the lawsuit”
a grievance should give officials a fair opportunity to address the problem that will later form the basis of the lawsuit
“The official’s knowledge of the risk can be proven through circumstantial evidence, such as by showing that the risk was so obvious that the official must have known about it.” (citation omitted)
noting the conflict but not deciding the question
addressing discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation
discussing TDCJ’s two-step administrative grievance process

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Judges: Barksdale, King, Pickering

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