The ethical standard governing use of force in corrections is that force must be:

The ethical standard governing use of force

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AReasonable and necessary for the situation
BMaximum to ensure compliance
CUsed as punishment for rule violations
DApplied equally to all inmates regardless of behavior

✓ Correct answer: A. Reasonable and necessary for the situation Force must be objectively reasonable and necessary; it is never a tool for punishment and must match the threat presented.

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