Which of the following statements best describes inmates' First Amendment rights with respect to freedom of religion?
A. Inmates are allowed to practice their religion in all cases, and prison officials have to accommodate their religious requests.
B. In general, inmates may practice their religion while in prison as long as their religious practices do not compromise the security and safety of the prison.
C. Inmates are given the right to practice their religion in all cases.
D. Inmates can create their own religion to practice while in prison.
Answer: B
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