Kahlow v. Florida

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that under RLUIPA, the prisoner-plaintiff could obtain only equitable relief, not damages
• explaining that a substantial burden “either puts pressure on a person to change his religious beliefs or puts that person to a choice between abandoning his religion or following his beliefs and losing some government benefit”
• recognizing that free exercise cases (like Yoder
• remanding Establishment Clause challenge “to allow the district court to grapple with the history-and-tradition test in the first instance” under the Supreme Court’s new framework
• applying Turner to detention center policies

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).