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Seventh Circuit· 3/22/2023

Varren King v. Thomas Dart

Citations

  • 63 F.4th 602

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  • holding that grievance complaining in a grievance of injuries by medical staff was not sufficient to alert the jail that correctional officers were involved in the plaintiff being injured
  • holding that, because the allegations in the grievance did not support the claim he pursued in his lawsuit, the plaintiff failed to give the institution notice of his claim
  • finding that the grievance did not give the jail a “fair opportunity to address [the plaintiff’s] complaint,” where the plaintiff only grieved that “medical staff” were liable for his injuries and delayed care and did not mention correctional staff
  • deeming administrative remedies available and satisfied after prisoner “had filed a grievance and appealed the Jail’s response”
  • affirming dismissal on exhaustion grounds when inmate failed to put prison on notice of allegations against officer
  • finding an inmate’s grievance can only exhaust a claim in a lawsuit if the grievance raises the same claim as the lawsuit

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