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Coerced Participation in Religious Substance Abuse Program Unconstitutional; Prison Officials Granted Qualified Immunity
Coerced Participation in Religious Substance Abuse Program
Unconstitutional; Prison Officials Granted Qualified Immunity
A Virginia federal district court held that officials at the Indian Creek
Correctional Center violated a prisoner's First Amendment rights under the
Establishment Clause when they coerced him to participate in a religious
based substance abuse program, ...
Unconstitutional; Prison Officials Granted Qualified Immunity
A Virginia federal district court held that officials at the Indian Creek
Correctional Center violated a prisoner's First Amendment rights under the
Establishment Clause when they coerced him to participate in a religious
based substance abuse program, ...
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