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Muslim Literature Bar Reversed, Medal Ban Upheld
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has held that denying
prisoners access to a newspaper entitled Muhammad Speaks" was violative
of the First Amendment, but it was within prison officials' discretion to
impose restrictions on medals worn around the neck. This action was filed
by two Nebraska prisoners, alleging their …
prisoners access to a newspaper entitled Muhammad Speaks" was violative
of the First Amendment, but it was within prison officials' discretion to
impose restrictions on medals worn around the neck. This action was filed
by two Nebraska prisoners, alleging their …
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