What is the maximum duration for religious activities allowed for inmates?

The correct answer is based on established protocols for the accommodation of inmates' religious practices. Allowing a maximum duration of 60 minutes for religious activities provides a sufficient amount of time for inmates to engage in meaningful worship or prayer while ensuring that the administrative and security needs of the detention facility are maintained. This duration strikes a balance between respecting inmates' rights to practice their faith and managing the overall schedule and operations of the facility efficiently.

In many detention facilities, ensuring that inmates have access to their religious beliefs is an important aspect of rehabilitation and mental well-being, as long as it does not compromise the security or safety of the institution. The 60-minute allowance acknowledges the importance of religious observances without extending the time to a point that could disrupt other activities or the security protocols in place.