In the past, U.S. courts exercised little control over the operations of criminal justice agencies, believing that their actions were not an area of judicial concern. This policy was referred to as:

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The "hands-off doctrine" refers to the historical policy where U.S. courts refrained from interfering in the operations of criminal justice agencies, believing these were not within the judicial purview.

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