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Nebraska Appeals Court: Failure to Exhaust Remedies Jurisdictional Defect

Loaded on Dec. 15, 2008

Filed under: Administrative Exhaustion (PLRA), Civil Procedure, Administrative Exhaustion, Telephone Access, Telephone Rates, Telephone Monitoring. Location: Nebraska.

The Nebraska Court of Appeals held in this case that a prisoner's failure to exhaust his administrative remedies deprived the district court of jurisdiction over his civil rights lawsuit.

On May 22, 2003, Dukhan Iqraa Jihad Mumin, a Nebraska prisoner, filed an amended petition against the state prison system and …

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