Question ID:PT36 S1 Q20 Passage:Editorialist:  To ensure justice in the legal system, citizens must be capable of criticizing anyone involved in determining the punishment of criminals. But when the legal system's purpose is seen as deterrence, the system falls into the hands of experts whose specialty is to assess how potential lawbreakers are affected by the system's punishments. Because most citizens lack knowledge about such matters, justice is not then ensured in the legal system. Stem:The editorialist's argument requires assuming which one of the following? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:Most citizens view justice as primarily concerned with the assignment of punishment to those who deserve it. Choice B:In order to be just, a legal system must consider the effect that punishment will have on individual criminals. Choice C:The primary concern in a legal system is to administer punishments that are just. Choice D:In a legal system, a concern for punishment is incompatible with an emphasis on deterrence. Choice E:Citizens without knowledge about how the legal system's punishments affect potential lawbreakers are incapable of criticizing experts in that area.