The Hands Off Doctrine embrace the philosophy of the detainee as a slave state changed in the mid's 1900's. Open mindsets about discipline versus recovery changed, and more individuals got to be mindful that detainees had no rights. Therefore the courts started to investigate the correctional business in America because previously the U.S. court system evaded getting involved in the management of the prisons. The Hands of Doctrine had two foundations: First, that under the separation of powers acquired in the U.S. Constitution, the legal branch of government ought not intervene with the running of correctional facilities by the executive branch. In my opinion the Hands Off Doctrine should of never existed in the history of the prisons system
