States have readily accepted court censure of their correctional facilities and practices, welcoming the establishment of clear and binding regulations.

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States often resist court censure of their correctional facilities and practices, viewing it as federal overreach into state matters and an imposition on their autonomy. They may see the establishment of clear and binding regulations as burdensome and a challenge to their discretion in managing correctional facilities.

States Have Readily Accepted Court Censure of Their Correctional Facilities