Karamo B. Kaba v. E.A. Stepp, Mickal E. Laird, Dave Benson, and Joseph Yonkman

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• recognizing that failure to train and supervise is a state law claim that implicates the FTCA
• holding that “[a] Bivens action may not be brought against the United States or a federal agency”
• holding that “[a] Bivens action may not be brought against the United States or a federal agency”
• holding that “[a] Bivens action may not be brought against the United States or a federal agency”
• holding that “[a] Bivens action may not be brought against . . . a federal agency”
• holding that administrative remedies were not available where the prison official warned the prisoner not to file a grievance and successfully pressured other inmates to assault the prisoner in order to prevent the prisoner from pursuing the grievance

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