A New Jersey appeals court has reinstated a suit against the state Department of Corrections claiming failure to accommodate the religious practices of a trainee who declined to follow DOC rules requiring the shaving of facial hair.
September 10, 2018 at 03:53 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court has reinstated a suit against the state Department of Corrections claiming failure to accommodate the religious practices of a trainee who declined to follow DOC rules requiring the shaving of facial hair.
The Appellate Division on Monday said the trainee’s lawsuit, alleging violations under the state Law Against Discrimination, should not have been dismissed on summary judgment.
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