The Supreme Court has ruled that inmates may not sue prison officials for violations of their religious rights. This decision follows a case involving a Rastafarian inmate in Louisiana who lost his dreadlocks as part of a legal challenge against prison officials regarding his religious liberties.
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Supreme Court rules on religious rights of inmates
The Supreme Court has determined that inmates do not have the right to sue prison officials for alleged violations of their religious rights. This ruling comes after a Rastafarian inmate in Louisiana lost a lawsuit concerning the loss of his dreadlocks.
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