Topic - Damon Landor

"He was at Respondents' mercy in federally funded custody when he handed them a copy of controlling precedent holding that [the law] protected his right to keep his hair long. They threw it away, handcuffed him to a chair, and shaved him bald. It is the poster child for a [Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act] violation, and the law provides a damages remedy," he said.

Supreme Court grapples with prisoner's religious discrimination claim over shaving head →