Policy For Religious Clothing in California Jails and Prisons

By Pam

New legislation was revealed in California regarding religious clothing, headwear and grooming in the state’s jails and prisons.  

Research has shown that those inmates who were allowed to freely exercise their religion and dress were less likely to be involved in violent actions.  They are also less likely to return to prison.

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