In Lewis v. Casey, the Supreme Court held that the inadequacy that caused any actual injury to illiterate prisoners was not sufficiently widespread to justify system-wide relief.

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In Lewis v. Casey, the Supreme Court found that the inadequacy causing harm to illiterate prisoners was not widespread enough to warrant relief across the entire prison system, emphasizing the need for showing actual injury and direct causation to obtain such broad remedies.

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