BOYCE F. MARTIN, JR., Circuit Judge, dissenting. The majority holds “that a jail’s grievance polic[y] need not explicitly provide for all possible scenarios in which a prisoner may seek to file a grievance. Instead, when a reasonable policy is in place, but is silent or vague in a particular circumstance, courts must look to see whether the prisoner has attempted to satisfy the requirements of the policy.”…
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