42 U.S.C Section 1997 e(e) states that inmates must first exhaust all administrative remedies that are available to them before they may bring their claim to federal court
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Two ways in which laws protect citizens against possible human rights violations are, on the one hand, the explicit recognition of the natural rights to life, liberty and private property as fundamental pillars of the legal systems of each country and , on the other, the establishment of sanctions (such as imprisonment, fines, or even capital punishment, among others) for the eventual violation of these rights.
