Across the United States, chaplains and religious directors are overwhelmed with ensuring equitable consideration for all religious requests. They face the conflict of "myth versus reality" regarding the role of the chaplain/religious director in corrections, the priority of religious practice
- Religious Services: Oklahoma Department of Corrections, 2022
- Religious Diet Information: Association of Correctional Food Service Affiliates
- Secular Dissent: Protecting Non-Believers from Coercive Religious Parole Programs: Grudzina, Phillip, 2016
- Combating Religious Discrimination and Protecting Religious Freedom: U.S. Department of Justice, 2016
- Inmate Religious and Alternative Diets: South Dakota Department of Corrections, 2016
- Handbook of Religious Beliefs and Practices: Washington Department of Corrections, 2013
- Department of Justice > Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000
- American Correctional Chaplains Association