Ninth Circuit· 1/23/2008

Shakur v. Schriro

Citations

514 F.3d 878
2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 1255
2008 WL 185496

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noting that the “sincerity 13 test,” not the “centrality test,” applies to a free exercise analysis
litigants waive arguments by failing to raise them in an 20 opposition to a motion to dismiss
“Given the Supreme Court’s disapproval of the centrality test, we are satisfied that the sincerity test … determines whether the Free Exercise Clause applies.”
no evidence supported 10 contention that other prisoners would demand the same treatment, and no 11 evidence that defendant had looked into the cost of request
relying on Turner v. Safley, 482 U.S. 78, 89 (1987)
adopting Malik’s formulation 20 of the sincerity test

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Judges: Diarmuid, O'Scannlain, Hawkins, Wardlaw

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