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Indiana Muslim Consent Decree Vacated under PLRA

Loaded on May 15, 1997 published in Prison Legal News May, 1997, page 9
Filed under: Discrimination, Religious Discrimination, Consent Decrees (PLRA). Location: Indiana.
A federal district court in Indiana applied the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA) to immediately terminate a consent decree judgment governing prisoners' religious rights. In 1982 prisoners at the Indiana State Prison entered into a consent decree with prison officials to settle a suit involving religious discrimination. Under the decree, ...

 

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