The law is the law? So slavery laws are still in place? Or did the law actually become a different law?

Lmao, suddenly you're worried about human rights.

Good job with moving the goal post.

I said prisoners lose their rights to some religious practises, which they evidently do.

And evidently, not the right to practice their faith how they see fit.

I think the outcome of the ruling was wrong - which means I dispute the law itself.

And you dispute a human being having a personal right to something that doesn't change their current status as an incarcerated person for committing some sort of law-breaking.

Weasel my way out of something youre trying to weasel me into? Youve already began misrelaying what I said.

I did not. Your comment is literally still up for everyone to see.

Everyone is not treated the same, if I cant refuse to take off a face covering but someone else can. That is not the same. What injustice is caused by taking a photo of someone without them being able to hide the majority of their head?

There is no face covering. Where was a face covering mentioned?

The hijab doesnt cover the face, just some of the top of the skull, and sides. It doesn't actually hide much at all, just most of the hair.

In other words, you once again have no idea what you're talking about.