The Question of Access to the Judicial System as a Factor

The question of access to the judicial system as a factor in decision making is

A) important, because some individuals and groups have easier access to the legal system and therefore possess greater advantages than others.
B) unimportant, because judges or juries are able to act on behalf of absent interests.
C) unimportant, because the courts are open to all citizens.
D) rapidly declining in significance as judicial lobbying becomes increasingly important.