Inmate grievances can stem from all except which of the following?

Inmate grievances often arise from situations where individuals feel their rights or privileges have been compromised. This can include claims related to unjust denial of privileges, excessive punishment, and violations of civil rights, each of which highlights a perceived unfair treatment or abuse of power within the correctional system.

Compliance with rules, on the other hand, does not typically result in grievances. When inmates follow the established regulations and guidelines, they are less likely to experience issues that could lead to a grievance. Instead, grievances are generally filed when inmates believe that their treatment has not adhered to those rules or when they feel that those rules have been applied unreasonably or unjustly. Consequently, compliance is associated with adherence to the system rather than a source of contention.