Which of the Following Statements About Forensic Identification Is NOT

Which of the following statements about forensic identification is NOT true?

A) It is very difficult to calculate the rate of false positive matches for most types of trace evidence.
B) Judges generally welcome information about the rate of false positives on the basis that it is useful.
C) Judges often consider professional experience of the forensic examiner more important than a solid scientific background.
D) Many scholars criticize the word "match" as a misleading and biased way to describe evidence.