Which of the following statements is true regarding inmate grievances?

The statement that inmates are prohibited from grieving court decisions is accurate because the grievance process is intended to address internal facility operations and staff decisions rather than judicial rulings. Courts are established to handle legal matters, including the rights of inmates, and once a court has rendered a decision, that ruling is typically not subject to further review or challenge through the inmate grievance system. This helps to maintain the integrity of the judicial process and ensures that legal resolutions are finalized and respected.

In contrast, the other statements reflect aspects of the grievance process that are typically allowed. Inmates do have avenues to address feelings of unsafety and conditions of their housing since these issues pertain directly to their treatment and rights within the correctional facility setting.