Snipes v. Schmidt

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that failure to exhaust administrative remedies counts as a § 1915(g) “strike” under Eleventh Circuit precedent
• recognizing that dismissal for failure to exhaust counts as a strike under Eleventh Circuit precedent
• finding that failure to exhaust administrative remedies counts as a strike under Eleventh Circuit precedent
• noting that while “a court can dismiss a case on the merits even when the prisoner has three strikes and fails to pay the filing fee, the court cannot let a case proceed on those facts”
• “[A] district court must dismiss a prisoner’s claims when the prisoner has three strikes but failed to pay the filing fee when the suit began.”
• “[A] district court must dismiss a prisoner’s claims when the prisoner has three strikes but failed to pay the filing fee when the suit began.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).