Roger Anthony Brown v. James Morgan, Warden James B. Mitchell Doug Sapp

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• noting that statute of limitations to prisoner’s civil rights action was tolled during period which prisoner was exhausting state remedies
• “[T]he statute of limitations which applied to Brown’s civil rights action was tolled for the period during which his available state remedies were being exhausted.” (emphasis added)
• “[T]he statute of limitations which applied to Brown’s civil rights action was tolled for the period during which his available state remedies were being exhausted.” (emphasis added)
• “Prisoners are . . . prevented from bringing suit in federal court ‘such administrative remedies as are available.’” (emphasis added)
• “[T]he statute of limitations which applied to [plaintiff’s] civil rights action was tolled for the period during which his available state remedies were being exhausted.”
• “[T]he statute of limitations which applied to [plaintiff’s] civil rights action was tolled for the period during which his available state remedies were being exhausted.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).