If a Court Finds a Contract Unconscionable

If a court finds a contract unconscionable:

A) the court may refuse to enforce only the unconscionable part.
B) it must, in all states, be found both substantively and procedurally unconscionable to be unenforceable.
C) the court must refuse to enforce the contract.
D) the contract must fall strictly within the Code's or the Restatement's definition of "unconscionable" to be unenforceable.