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Prison guards forcefully shaved off his dreadlocks

Prison guards shaved his dreadlocks off. The Supreme Court will determine if he can sue for violation of his religious rights

The Supreme Court is gearing up to determine whether Damon Landor, a devout Rastafarian, can sue after prison officials cut

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Louisiana prison guards cut a Rastafari inmate's dreadlocks. Supreme Court will decide if he can sue

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Prison guards forcefully shaved off his dreadlocks: The Supreme Court will determine if he can sue for violation of his religious rights

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Louisiana Prison Guards Cut a Rastafari Inmate's Dreadlocks. Supreme Court Will Decide if He Can Sue

The Supreme Court on Monday wrestled with whether a former Louisiana inmate can sue prison officials who cut off his dreadlocks in violation of his Rastafari religious beliefs.

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Supreme Court to decide if former inmate can sue over forced haircut

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Top US court hears case of Rastafarian whose hair was cut in prison

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Supreme Court voices doubts on shaven Rastafarian inmate’s damages claim

Guards handcuffed Landor to a chair and forcibly shaved his hair, court filings show.

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Supreme Court leans against Rastafarian in case of prison guards forcibly cutting dreadlocks

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The Disturbing Prison Abuse Case Coming Before the Supreme Court

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Prison Guards Forcibly Cut a Rastafarian Inmate's Dreadlocks. SCOTUS Will Decide If They Can Be Sued Over It.

When Louisiana prison guards told a newly arrived Rastafarian inmate named Damon Landor that he was required to cut off the knee-length dreadlocks that he had been growing for decades as part of his religious practice, Landor produced a copy of a three ...

Louisiana prison guards cut a Rastafari inmate’s dreadlocks. The Supreme Court will decide if he can sue.

The justices heard arguments in the case of Damon Landor, who wants to sue for money damages under a federal law designed to protect the religious rights of inmates.