· 10/15/2014
Randy Swisher v. Porter County Sheriff's Depar
Citations
- 769 F.3d 553
- 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 19758
- 2014 WL 5162108
How courts have described this case
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- excusing a plaintiff’s failure to properly exhaust administrative remedies due to “a muddle created by the people running the jail”
- A prisoner need not exhaust a grievance procedure where the warden told the prisoner not to file a grievance because the prison would resolve the issue informally and then refused to issue a blank grievance form.
- A prisoner need not exhaust a grievance procedure where the warden told the prisoner not to file a grievance because the prison would resolve the issue informally and then refused to issue a blank grievance form.
- inmate entitled to assume he did not have to file a written grievance where told by officials not to do so because the problem was being resolved and where he was not informed as to how to invoke formal procedures
- inmate entitled to assume he did not have to file a written grievance where told by officials not to do so because the problem was being resolved and where he was not informed as to how to invoke formal procedures
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Judges: Cudahy, Posner, Kanne
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