The use of the "clear and present danger" test limiting the freedom of speech could be used in limiting freedom of religion within prisons.

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The "clear and present danger" test, originally used to determine when speech could be limited, can also apply to situations where actions based on religious beliefs might pose a significant risk to safety or order within prisons, thus potentially limiting the freedom of religion in those contexts.

The Use of the "Clear and Present Danger" Test Limiting