Skip navigation
Prison Legal News
× You've used up your 3 free articles for this month. Subscribe today.

Atheist Challenges AA Probation Requirement

Loaded on May 15, 1994 published in Prison Legal News May, 1994, page 7
Filed under: Probation, Mental Health, Drug Treatment/Rehab, Required Religious Programming. Location: New York.
Robert Warner was convicted of drunk driving in New York state and sentenced to three years probation. One of the probation conditions was that he attend meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Warner is an atheist and objects to compulsory attendance of AA meetings because of AA's emphasis on god and ...

 

Full article and associated cases available to subscribers.

As a digital subscriber to Prison Legal News, you can access full text and downloads for this and other premium content.

Subscribe today

Already a subscriber? Login

More from this issue:

  1. Giving Cons and Ex-Cons the Vote, by Andrew Shapiro
  2. Drugging of Prisoners Upheld
  3. Lifers Vote in General Election
  4. Consent Decree Creates Right to Uninspected Legal Mail
  5. OK State Courts Can Hear Prison Suits
  6. Stay of Suit Not Appealable
  7. Prison Officials Can't Prevent Jailhouse Lawyers From Assisting Other Prisoners
  8. Witnesses May Be Subpoenaed at Government Expense
  9. AZ DOC Denies Court Access
  10. Evidence Required to Sustain Disciplinary Ruling
  11. Prisoner Litigants Have Right to Out of State Citations
  12. Phone Company State Actor for Section 1983
  13. Atheist Challenges AA Probation Requirement
  14. Visitor Awarded Damages
  15. ISRB Must Follow Own Rules
  16. Improper Testimony Requires Reversal
  17. Accessible Facilities Required for Disabled
  18. VT Class Action Suit
  19. FL Reforms Sentencing Law
  20. Medical Claims Standards Discussed
  21. WA Civil Commitment Challenged
  22. Qualified Immunity Hinges on All Relevant Law
  23. Hearing Required Before Denial of IFP
  24. CDC Spreads Gangs
  25. NJ Prison "Emergency" 12 Years Old
  26. Prisoner Beating Filmed
  27. Petty Drug Criminals Fill BOP
  28. Prison Rape Survivors Sought
  29. Justice Watch, by Dan Cahill
  30. Informants Must be Reliable
  31. DOJ Orders MS Jails Closed
  32. Guard's Attack for Smoking States Claim
  33. Ask the Media if Crime pays, Then Who's Footing the Bill?, by Dan Pens
  34. Prisoners Employed by PIA Seek Minimum Wages, by Mark Merin
  35. Chelan County Jailer Jailed
  36. Slaves of the State, by Paul Wright
  37. Prisoners = Profit, by Anthony Sciarrino
  38. News in Brief
  39. From The Editor, by Paul Wright
  40. Algerian Prison Break
  41. Chilean Prisoners Resist Control Unit Move
  42. Book Review: Subpoena George Bush - The Anatomy of a Cover Up, by John Perotti
  43. Marion Prisoners to be Moved Soon, by Ray Luc Levasseur

More from these topics: