JONES vs STATE OF
Demurrer on Complaint of DARLA
CALIFORNIA,BY AND
JONES by STATE OF CALIFORNIA,BY
THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA
AND THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA
RIC2000035
DEPARTMENT OF
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS AND
AND REHABILITATION, VERONICA
REHABILITATION
KURNIAWATI, JAMES ELLIOT
Tentative Ruling:
1.
Exhaustion of administrative remedies
“Under
both
state
and
federal
law,
a
prisoner
must
exhaust
available
administrative
remedies
before
seeking
judicial relief. By
1941,
as
a rule
of
general
application,
state
courts
required
litigants
to exhaust
their
administrative
remedies.
[Citations.]
The
exhaustion
requirement
is
jurisdictional:
a
court
cannot
hear
a
case
before
a litigant
exhausts
administrative
remedies.”
(Wright v. State of California (2004) 122 Cal.App.4th 659, 664–665.)
Plaintiff’s request
for
judicial
notice
purports
to
show
that
she
has
exhausted
remedies
by
complaining to the prison about what she alleges in the complaint.
The Court cannot tell if she
reached
the
final