The Courts Generally Play a Modest Role in Controlling the Bureaucracy

The courts generally play a modest role in controlling the bureaucracy for all of the following reasons EXCEPT this one:

A) The courts tend to defer to the bureaucracy unless a clear principle of law is violated.
B) The courts tend to defer to the expertise of the bureaucrats.
C) Congress puts the decisions of some agencies beyond the reach of the courts.
D) The courts do not have the time to review the thousands of decisions made by the bureaucracy.
E) The Constitution does not permit the courts to rule on executive branch decisions.