· 5/7/2007
Baranowski v. Hart
Citations
- 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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