One of the Limitations of Neuroscience in Aiding Judicial Proceedings

One of the limitations of neuroscience in aiding judicial proceedings is which of the following?

A) Neuroscience can reveal brain aberrations that can explain someone's actions, which may be unethically used to convict.
B) There are large natural variations in structure and function making abnormal or normal designations unrealistic.
C) Juries are more lenient when neuroscience information is used to explain someone's behavior
D) Neuroscience in courts is disproportionately used for low SES defendants and may bias the jury