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First Amendment Allows Prohibition of Unsupervised Prison Group Prayer
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals held a prison regulation that prohibits
prisoners from engaging in group religious activity without supervision of
prison officials does not violate the First and Fourteenth Amendment. This
civil rights action was filed by prisoners at New Jersey's Trenton State
Prison, who were held in ...
prisoners from engaging in group religious activity without supervision of
prison officials does not violate the First and Fourteenth Amendment. This
civil rights action was filed by prisoners at New Jersey's Trenton State
Prison, who were held in ...
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