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Not so long ago, the United States Supreme Court described one American prison as "a dark and evil world"' in which inmates were routinely raped, stabbed, shot, and tortured.2 Many prisoners were knowingly exposed to communicable diseases3 and were fed "fewer than 1,000 calories a day; their meals consisted primarily of four-inch squares of 'grue,' a substance created by mashing meat, potatoes, oleo, syrup, vegetables, eggs, and seasoning into a paste and baking the mixture in a pan."4

Restrictions on Prisoners' Religious Freedom as Unconstitutional Conditions of Confinement: An Eighth Amendment Argument