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Appendix
Male Hair Law Case Names
The immediately following, organized list of case names is intended to include
each case that relates to restrictions placed upon the growth of men's hair that has
been addressed by any court, state or federal, and that has resulted in a published
case report - other than those that relate to pre- or post-conviction governmental
detention. Next following is the list of case names for cases that relate to the jail
and prison settings. The holdings and/or dicta in these cases will be of value to a
plaintiff in the preparation of his argument for the legal invalidity of the
restrictive hair regulations that bear upon him.
Governmental Settings
Employment
Education
K-12