Ware v. Louisiana Department of Corrections

RLUIPA protects religious hair in prison context.

ReligiousLiberty.TV
February 26, 2026
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Ware v. Louisiana Department of Corrections, No. 23-1197 (2017).
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Citation: No. 23-1197 Year: 2017
Holding: RLUIPA protects religious hair in prison context.
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Ware v. Louisiana Department of Corrections (No. 23-1197) is a Free Exercise case in 2017. The court held that rLUIPA protects religious hair in prison context.