The "Hands-Off Doctrine" Refers To

question 27

Multiple Choice

The "hands-off doctrine" refers to:

• A)the inmate code for handling prison snitches.
• B)the passive Federal court approach to inmate complaints prior to the 1960s.
• C)a correctional policy of segregating HIV-infected inmates from the mainstream population.
• D)the Court ruling which forbid the use of corporal punishment in prison.

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Definitions:

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Fear of Rats

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Loud Noise

High volume or intensity of sound that can potentially cause hearing damage or stress.

White Rat

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