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Those plaintiffs allege that RFRA entitles them to an exemption from even the regulatory accommodation, so that neither the organizations themselves
” “saying that other judges” “have engaged in policymaking rather than in law.” That’s “just sort of one of the things that judges say when they really
segregation”), the conditions they face, and the duration of their confinement. More prisoners are held in solitary than commonly assumed. Their conditions
impose standards that are clearer in hindsight than they were to the parties when they made the challenged discovery decisions. Lee H. Rosenthal is a
attempting to invoke their right to silence” that were rejected by courts even though their “meaning might otherwise be thought plain.” For example, the
Vacate th… For instance, when a plaintiff-lender filed a Motion to Extend—or a Motion to Open and Vacate the Judgment—this motion was generally