Roy Fluker v. Kankakee County, Illinois

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• holding that a party that failed to develop a legal argument on appeal regarding the district court’s denial of its attempt to file a second amended complaint had waived the issue
• holding that a party that failed to develop a legal argument on appeal regarding the district court’s denial of its attempt to file a second amended complaint had waived the issue
• acknowledging that nothing “prohibits a district court’s progression from the PLRA defense to the merits if the situation properly calls for it”
• indicating that a grant of summary judgment for failure to exhaust admirative remedies as required by the PLRA should result in a dismissal without prejudice
• explaining that “dismissal under § 1997e(a) for failure to exhaust must be without prejudice * * * even if exhausting administrative remedies will prove to be impossible”
• summary judgment for failure to exhaust administrative remedies as required by Prison Litigation Reform Act should result in dismissal without prejudice

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