When, during Summary Judgment proceedings, a non-moving party asserts a fact - or set of facts - and the moving party doesn't dispute the fact, is the fact asserted considered admitted? Put another way, is an uncontroverted fact deemed admitted?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED : : 1.) When, during Summary Judgment proceedings, a non-moving party asserts a fact or set of facts and the moving party doesn't dispute the fact, _ 7 is the fact asserted considered admitted? Put another way, is an uncontroverted fecefact deemed admitted? 2.) Is a prison grievance "properly submitted" when, per the prison's own : ; regulations, the prison official on duty at the time takes possession of the grievance for the. purpose of mailing it to the final level of review? 3.) When prison officials lose a properly submitted grievance, and, as a direct of that loss, the time for submitting the grievance expires, is the prisoner deemed to have exhausted all "available" remedies?