Under the new philosophy of prisoners' rights which of the following government interests does NOT justify a different treatment of prisoners?

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The new philosophy of prisoners' rights emphasizes that punishment of prisoners should not include cruel or degrading treatment. Therefore, punishing prisoners as a government interest may not justify a different treatment of prisoners under this philosophy. The other three choices, maintaining internal order and discipline, securing the institution against unauthorized access or escape, and rehabilitating prisoners, can still be considered government interests that may justify different treatment of prisoners under this philosophy.

Under the New Philosophy of Prisoners' Rights Which of the Following