Fifth Circuit· 5/7/2007

Baranowski v. Hart

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486 F.3d 112
2007 WL 1306851

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holding that prison's \policy of not providing kosher food may be deemed to work a substantial burden upon [Plaintiff]'s practice of his faith\
holding that prison’s “policy of not providing kosher food may be deemed to work a substantial burden upon [Plaintiffl’s practice of his faith”
holding that the TDCJ’s volunteer requirement did not impose a substantial lour-den on Jewish inmates who wanted to meet on more Sabbath and Jewish holy days than their volunteer could attend
concluding that prison’s failure to provide kosher meals was justified in part because of expense
concluding that prison’s failure to provide kosher meals was justified in part because of expense
holding that a prison’s policy of not providing kosher foods “may be deemed to work a substantial burden upon [plaintiff’s] practice of his faith”

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Judges: Higginbotham, Wiener, Prado

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