Johnson-Bey v. Indiana Department of Corrections

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• holding that a single instance of being fed pork cannot support a claim that inmates were denied their First Amendment right to freedom of religion or a claim that the food service personnel violated the Fourteenth Amendment’s equal protection clause
• finding one isolated negligent act of serving pork to a Muslim inmate did not rise to the level of a First Amendment violation
• finding one isolated negligent act of serving pork to a Muslim inmate did not rise to the level of a First Amendment violation

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