Arnold v. Tennessee Board of Paroles

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• noting that the Board also considered the number of victims and the risk to re-offend
• where treatment program is religious and is the only treatment program available, forced participation and consideration of attendance or nonattendance in parole decisions violates Establishment Clause
• where treatment program is religious and is the only treatment program available, forced participation and consideration of attendance or non-attendance in parole decisions violates Establishment Clause
• AA/NA imposition unconstitutional as a parole condi- tion
• AA/NA imposition unconstitutional as a parole condi- tion

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