Which Statement Is NOT an Argument Made Against the Practice

Which statement is NOT an argument made against the practice of preventive detention?

A) ​It may violate the due process provisions of the Constitution.
B) ​It is typically employed only against property offenders.
C) ​It is impractical and can be potentially nefarious.
D) ​It is difficult to identify those individuals for whom this concept would most aptly apply.