All of the following are grounds to require that a prisoner specify their religious preference upon entering prison EXCEPT:
A) Classification is a valid means to control proselytizing
B) Some rabbis in prison had policies of refusing conversion of prisoners to the Jewish faith
C) All of the above
D) None of the above

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Requiring a prisoner to specify their religious preference upon entering prison can be for various administrative and accommodation reasons, but none of the options provided (A and B) are valid grounds for such a requirement. Option A relates to controlling proselytizing, and option B is about specific religious policies, neither of which justifies the necessity for prisoners to declare their religious preference upon entry.

All of the Following Are Grounds to Require That a Prisoner