Personal Restraint Petition Of Manuel Parejo

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• holding that a two-month period of silence rendered administrative remedies unavailable only because the prisoner had no other reason to believe that anyone was “looking into” his grievance
• holding that a two-month period of silence rendered administrative remedies unavailable only because the prisoner had no other reason to believe that anyone was “looking into” his grievance
• noting that the district court found that the pris- oner filed suit “too soon because an Internal Affairs ‘investi- gation was pending’”
• noting that defendants must show that remedies were available, and that the plaintiff failed to use them
• noting that unlike the inmate in Ford, the inmate in this case failed to receive notice that his grievance was being investigated
• finding that an inmate’s administrative remedies are only rendered unavailable due to lack of response when an inmate has no indication that officials are pursuing his response

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).