holding that correctional institution defendant's interest in the efficient operation of the correctional facility outweighed plaintiff's First Amendment right to wear, off-duty, a T-shirt adorned with a swastika and the words "White Power."
Summary of this case from Weicherding v. RiegelNo. 94-2331.
January 10, 1995.
Appeal from M.D.Fla.
AFFIRMED.
holding that correctional institution defendant's interest in the efficient operation of the correctional facility outweighed plaintiff's First Amendment right to wear, off-duty, a T-shirt adorned with a swastika and the words "White Power."
Summary of this case from Weicherding v. RiegelFull title:Gulf Marine v. Liberty Mut
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit
Date published: Jan 10, 1995
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