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· 1/7/2019

Valle v. Rogers

Citations

  • 139 S. Ct. 813
  • 202 L. Ed. 2d 594

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that when exhaustion is statutorily mandated, the exhaustion requirement is jurisdictional but when it is not, the court has discretion to dismiss the action
  • explaining that when exhaustion is statutorily mandated, the exhaustion requirement is jurisdictional but when it is not, the court has discretion to dismiss the action
  • explaining that when exhaustion is statutorily mandated, the exhaustion requirement is jurisdictional but when it is not, the court has discretion to dismiss the action
  • “[W]hen exhaustion is statutorily mandated, the exhaustion requirement is jurisdictional and the district court must dismiss the actionf;] . . . [otherwise], courts must resort to a balancing test to determine whether exhaustion is necessary in a given case.”

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