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· 6/9/2004

Higley v. Principi

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  • 101 F. App'x 345

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  • affirming denial of an inmate’s claim for runes and other divination tools for the practice of Wicca on grounds that there was no formidable evidence of a substantial burden, only the inmate’s “unreasoned say- so”

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