07-22-2012
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Prof. Dr. Sinsi
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Exhaust Administrative Remedies
* 1 In order to litigate a Title VII claim in federal district court, Greenlaw must have exhausted her administrative remedies, Brown v General Services Administration, 425 U S 820, 832 (1976), including regulatory and judicially imposed exhaustion requirements She must have pursued her administrative claim with diligence and in good faith Vinieratos v United States Air Force, 939 F 2d 762, 771 (9th Cir '91) A plaintiff may not cut short the administrative process prior to its final disposition, for upon abandonment a claimant fails to exhaust administrative relief and may not thereafter seek redress from the courts Purtill v Harris, 658 F 2d 134, 138 (3rd Cir '81), cert denied, 462 U S 1131 (1983) See Rivera v United States Postal Service, 830 F 2d 1037, 1039 (9th Cir ) (claimant who withdrew his administrative claim prior to final disposition failed to exhaust administrative relief and claim was properly dismissed by the district court), cert denied, 486 U S 1009 (1987)
English Related Words* accessorial and administrative charges
* administrative
* administrative acceptee
* administrative accounting
* administrative airlift service
* administrative alerts
* administrative area unit
* administrative arrangements (ecsc16)
* administrative board
* administrative body
* administrative budget
* administrative chain of command
* administrative class v road
* administrative class vi road
* administrative control
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