Misael Cordero v. Gregory Kelley, Individually and as former Senior Correctional Police Officer, East Jersey State Prison, et al.

Are atheist prison staffs in New Jersey entitled to qualified immunity for depriving Christian prisoners from receiving the Christian literature needed to practice Christianity?

Is the constitutional right of prisoners to receive the Christian literature necessary to practice Christianity clearly established by precedents of this Honorable Court and the First Amendment to the United States Constitution?

Are New Jersey federal courts required to give any weight to policies from the New Jersey Department of Corrections, that allow prisoners to receive the Christian literature needed to practice their Christian religion, when deciding whether state prisoners’ constitutional rights to said literature is clearly established?