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

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The courts' hands-off approach was not due to a concern with civil and human rights; rather, it was due to a lack of expertise, societal apathy, and the belief that prisoners' issues were about privileges, not rights.

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