Which drastically limited the rights of inmates to file lawsuits?
A. The Prison Litigation Reform Act of 1996
B. Brown v. Plata
C. Madrid v. Gomez
D. the Realignment Act
Answer: A
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c. focusing on nonphysical activities. d. involving basic self-care needs.
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