In __________, the Supreme Court held that there was no burden on prison officials to disprove the availability of alternative methods of accommodating prisoners' religious rights.
A) O'Lone v. Estate of Shabazz
B) Cutter v. Wilkinson
C) Holt v. Hobbs
D) Walker v. Blackwell

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In O'Lone v. Estate of Shabazz (1987), the Supreme Court ruled that prison officials are not required to disprove the availability of alternative methods of accommodating prisoners' religious rights, emphasizing deference to prison administrators in the absence of substantial evidence that their policies are an unreasonable restriction on religious freedoms.

In __________, the Supreme Court Held That There Was No