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Needs Haircut Information
I need to know if any prisons in the United States, state or federal, allow their prisoners to grow beards and have long hair. If you don't have their address just listing their names would be a start.
Prisoners here at the Georgia State Prison have filed a class action ...
Prisoners here at the Georgia State Prison have filed a class action ...
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More from this issue:
- Documents Filed When Delivered to Prison Officials
- Access to Courts: Standing to Assert Right
- Censoring Legal Mail States Claim
- Bar on Access to Court Records Struck Down
- Court Access for Spanish Speakers
- Pro Se Detainee Has Access Rights
- Ninth Circuit Reverses Powell Decision, by Robert Powell
- Florida Builds More Prisons
- ACLU Reaches Accord With Hawaii in Prison Case
- NY Re-Examines Tough Drug Laws
- Elements of Jail RICO Suit Explained
- Due Process Required Before Hole Time
- Destruction of Evidence Allows Adverse Inference
- Prohibition of Beatings Well Established Law
- Evidence Must Support Disciplinary Charge
- Right to Die Rulings Grow
- Denial of Physical Therapy Shows Deliberate Indifference
- No Qualified Immunity for Denial of Medical Care
- Right to Hot Water Clearly Established
- Research Directory
- Prison Slavery Upheld, Again, by Ed Mead
- From The Editor, by Paul Wright
- Clinton Unveils "Anti-Crime" Package, by Paul Wright
- Families Against Mandatory Minimums
- Professionalism at Purdy Women's Prison, by Vicki McLemore
- BOP Not Liable for Guard Raping Prisoner
- Cops Shaft Informant
- Murderer Fired From Prison Job, by Paul Wright
- PA Women File Suit Over Property
- Some Food for Thought: Prisoners Are Not Inmates, by Ojore Lutalo
- Grievance System Sham, by John Gerteisen
- Needs Haircut Information, by John Harris
- Prison Flooded
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- Federal District Court Holds Ohio Prison Cannot Cut Rastafarian Prisoner’s Hair, Nov. 6, 2018. Religious Discrimination, Grooming Rules, RLUIPA, Religious Grooming.
- Michigan Prisoner Publishes Book, State Sues for His Proceeds, Aug. 8, 2018. Prisoner Privileges, Seizure of Prisoner Funds.
- Fifth Circuit: Louisiana Must Allow Prisoner to Wear Dreadlocks, April 2, 2018. Grooming Rules, RLUIPA, Religious Grooming.