Which of the following is NOT an argument in support of plea bargaining?

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Plea bargaining is often defended for its efficiency and ability to quickly resolve cases, thus saving judicial resources (C) and helping both the prosecution and defense manage their caseloads (B, D). However, the ability to "overcharge" defendants is not considered a legitimate argument in support of plea bargaining; rather, it is a criticism that plea bargaining can be used coercively by prosecutors to pressure defendants into pleading guilty.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Argument in Support