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Supreme Court denies Rastafarian's lawsuit after he was forcibly shaved bald

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday against a Rastafarian former inmate who sued Louisiana state prison officials after his head was shaved while in custody.

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Supreme Court denies Rastafarian's lawsuit after he was forcibly shaved bald
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday against a Rastafarian former inmate who sued Louisiana state prison officials after his head was shaved while in custody.
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