American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU's Ninth Circuit amicus brief in Auer v. Donat, et al

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ACLU's Ninth Circuit amicus brief in Auer v. Donat, et al (5/16/2003)

ACLU's Ninth Circuit amicus brief in Auer v. Donat, et al

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Description: The National Prison Project's recently filed amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit, arguing that technical pleading rules (in this case, a requirement that the prisoner seek in his grievance every form of relief he eventually wishes to seek in his lawsuit) should not be read into PLRA's exhaustion requirement.
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