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Which of the following best expresses the standard set in Turner v. Safley that courts should use when responding to prisoner complaints about restrictions placed on them by prison officials?

▸ Does the restriction take away any right previously given to prisoners?

▸ Is the restriction humane?

▸ Is the restriction reasonably related to legitimate penological interests?

▸ Does the restriction violate any of the Bill of Rights?

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Authors: Alarid, Reichel

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