In the Leonard Peltier Case, the Federal Appeals Court Found

In the Leonard Peltier case, the federal appeals court found that evidence of "improper conduct" by the FBI

A) was sufficient to indicate that Peltier was innocent and should be released from prison.
B) was not necessarily "illegal" conduct.
C) was not sufficient to overturn the conviction or sentence imposed on Peltier.
D) should be enough to argue for abolishing the FBI.