Jason McKinley Ward v. Jessie Walsh, Associate Warden of Programs

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• holding that the 14 court must “determine whether the inmates have been denied all means of religious 15 expression.”
• concluding that prison officials did not have an affirmative obligation to provide inmate with clothing made with only one fiber
• recognizing that inmates have the right to be provided with food that satisfies the dietary laws of their religion
• recognizing that inmates have the right to be provided with food that satisfies the dietary laws of their religion
• concluding that prison officials did not have an affirmative obligation to provide inmate with clothing made with only one fiber
• holding that Turner still applies to free exer- cise claims of prisoners after Employment Division, Dep’t of Human Resources v. Smith, 494 U.S. 872 (1990)

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