Dawud Halisi Malik v. Neal Brown

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• noting that an inmate has the First Amendment right to use his religious name in conjunction with his committed name
• a claim under the free exercise clause of the First Amendment requires a sincerely held religious belief
• weighing sincerely held religious beliefs against penological interests
• for First Amendment claim, 10 |

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