Prison must prove group is credible threat of violence

A correctional facility may deny communal worship privileges for a religious group preaching racial separation, but it must first show a credible threat of violence resulting from the group being allowed to meet, ruled a unanimous panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday. The Court of Appeals also found a question ...

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Prison must prove group is credible threat of violence

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