Prior to the 1960s,the nation's courts maintained a hands-off approach and did not interfere with prison matters due to all but which reason?

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The courts did not maintain a hands-off approach due to a general concern with civil and human rights; rather, they were more focused on other reasons such as technical competence, societal apathy, and the belief that prisoners' complaints were about privileges, not rights.

Prior to the 1960s,the Nation's Courts Maintained a Hands-Off Approach