If correctional officials have evidence that a certain religious group has been plotting a riot, special escorts can be required when moving its members to their religious services, even if such escorts are not required for other religious groups.

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This is because correctional facilities have a responsibility to maintain security and order. If there is credible evidence that a specific group poses a heightened security risk, officials can implement measures like requiring special escorts to ensure the safety of all inmates and staff, even if these measures are not uniformly applied to all groups. This is a matter of security rather than religious discrimination.

If Correctional Officials Have Evidence That a Certain Religious Group