Which of the following is not one of the circumstances in which courts intervene in the correctional administrative process?
A) The statute or policy under which the prison administrator is acting is unconstitutional
B) The act of the prison administrator is outside the scope if his/her authority
C) The procedure used by the prison administrator in decisions affecting the status of a prisoner falls below minimum requirements of due process
D) The moral standards of society have shifted, requiring the judicial intervention in the administration process

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Courts typically intervene in the correctional administrative process for reasons related to constitutional violations, acts beyond the administrator's authority, or due process failures, not because of shifts in societal moral standards.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Circumstances