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6 years ago
Explain the hands-off doctrine before it was made defunct in the late 1960s.
 
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6 years ago
The hands-off doctrine is the idea that persons sentenced to prison are not entitled to the same constitutional protections they enjoyed before conviction. Correctional administration was a technical matter best left to experts rather than to the courts. The doctrine suggests that society as a whole was apathetic to what went on in prisons, and most individuals preferred not to associate with or know about offenders. The doctrine also suggested that prisoners' complaints involved privileges rather than rights.
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6 years ago
Slightly Frowning Face Still concerned about the others, I hope you can take a look at them
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