· 8/29/2002
Retzlaff v. Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Citations
- 94 S.W.3d 650
- 2002 WL 959480
How courts have described this case
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- holding that prison inmate’s petition for judicial review of prison disciplinary proceeding had arguable basis in law
- holding that prison inmate's petition for judicial review of prison disciplinary proceeding had arguable basis in law
- holding that prison inmate’s petition for judicial review of prison disciplinary proceeding had arguable basis in law
- holding that “the court’s failure to specifically state the grounds for dismissal is not an abuse of discretion”
- holding that \the court's failure to specifically state the grounds for dismissal is not an abuse of discretion\
- stating that failure to exhaust administrative remedies will result in a claim that has no arguable basis in law
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Judges: Eva M. Guzman
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