holding that individual claims placed on hold pending resolution of an administrative class complaint were unexhausted and thus could not serve as the basis for an individual complaint in federal court
Summary of this case from Ruiz v. BrennanNo. 95-16314.
January 7, 1997.
D.Nev.
AFFIRMED.
holding that individual claims placed on hold pending resolution of an administrative class complaint were unexhausted and thus could not serve as the basis for an individual complaint in federal court
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