@cnn: Damon Landor, a devout Rastafarian, attempted to sue after Louisiana prison guards forcibly shaved off dreadlocks he had grown for nearly two decades as part of his faith. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Landor could not sue state officials over his treatment because local officials were not aware of the details of a federal law that protects religion. CNN's Paula Reid reports.

Cindy :

I am deeply disturbed by this!

Neha 🌚 :

I haven't seen anyone accurately report on this. The Supreme Court AGREES his rights were violated but that's not this case. It's about if he can sue the prison guards as they are representatives of the federal government. The Supreme Court says no, he can't sue for monetary damages.

eva123 :

Rastafarian doesn't do drugs !!!!

✨️𝓓𝓪𝓷𝓮🌒 :

thats disrespectful

Roshane :

The world is so unfair. How is that right? How is that just

🦋🦋 :

So after almost 2 decades they decided to cut his hair? Right before he was set to be released? This is terrible and the Supreme Court sucks.

billychikwasha :

So the federal government can’t be sued? What democracy is this?

elisusta897 :

Those weren't Rastafarian dreads. Those are pretty boy Korean braids.

MsZonae :

This is so terrible.

BADKITTYYY :

I have nothing nice to say

iamsheira :

The Supreme Court is so compromised omg

Sashiellea :

That’s awful 😞

T-Lex.Rawr🦖 :

He can sue the state because the were police acting for the state.

kamel⚙️ :

This is a violation of

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Wow!

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very interesting

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This is messed up that’s sad.

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