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AlBritton v. Commonwealth
No. 191030Supreme Court of Virginia
191030 AlBritton v. Commonwealth 02/04/2021 In a personal injury action against the Commonwealth by an inmate in a state penitentiary, sued the Commonwealth of Virginia, alleging that the plaintiff was injured…
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191030 AlBritton v. Commonwealth 02/04/2021 In a personal injury action against the Commonwealth by an inmate in a state penitent…
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191030 AlBritton v. Commonwealth 02/04/2021 In a personal injury action against the Commonwealth by an inmate in a state penitentiary, sued the Commonwealth of Virginia, alleging that the plaintiff was injured while falling down stairs negligently maintained by the Department of Corrections ("DOC"), dismissal of the complaint with prejudice by the circuit court for three alternative reasons is reversed, and the matter is remanded for further proceedings. The most reasonable interpretation of the grievance procedures is that an inmate may timely send a Level II grievance appeal by placing it in the prison mailing system and, that by doing so, the inmate has appealed the grievance to the next…
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