Carter v. Simons

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• granting summary judgment to the officials because the inmate did not have evidence that proved he would have been malnourished had he not given up his religious beliefs, even though he received only fruit and a loaf of ground food during a one-month span
• allegations that prison officials failed to provide a diet without violating the inmate’s religious dietary restrictions involve constitutional claims

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).