| Venue: | SCOTUS |
| Facts: | RLUIPA and marginal religions in prison populations. |
| Posture: | Unclear |
| Issue: | Do the prisoners' requests for accomodations for their free exercise ask the state to take actions that would amount to establishment? |
| Holding: | No. |
| Rule: | RLUIPA fits in the corridor between the religion clauses; on its face it's not unconstitutional. |
| Reasoning: | The accomodations generally aren't much, and they're things already granted to other religions. This doesn't elevate prisoner requests above concerns for prison security and safety. |
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