Florida may never free this prisoner, but court says one of

“This opinion makes clear that prisoners’ substantive religious rights ... matter, and the state cannot take away prisoners’ abilities to vindicate those rights in court,” said Joshua Carpenter, co-counsel for the Florida inmate

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