A story I found on another blog:
In Myers v. Raemisch, 2011 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 40373 (ED WI, April 5, 2011), a Wisconsin federal district court permitted an inmate who is an initiate into the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn was allowed to move ahead with his suit seeking permission to obtain a particular tarot card deck that was designed exclusively for use by believers of the Golden Dawn, as well the tarot’s companion book. Department of Corrections rules permitted only a different tarot.
(See:Recent Prisoner Free Exercise Cases).
But the real question is … which Golden Dawn order has a outright crook as one of its members? No sarcastic responses, please. 😉
Sol Ascendans - The Website of Alex Sumner 
He’s an inmate and an initiate…… is he doing astral initiations while in prison?
Dun dun dun dunnnnn…
I’m quite sure I almost have absolutely no idea to whom you could be referring! 😉
The local wiccan prison ministry keeps trying to convince me to get involved in their distance mentoring program because I am one of the few ceremonial magicians that they know of in the community. I keep resisting because I am not all that sure that I want to help people who I might very well blackball if they actually applied for membership in my local lodge.
I don’t know … Having a troublemaker in the temple is ethically no different from performing a Goetic evocation – although practically speaking, if they start making trouble, a Goetic demon would be easier to banish.
I am working with Mr. Myers on this case. turlebearlegal@gmail.com
Let us know how you get on!