The Cases in Which Convictions Have Been Overturned Because of Pretrial

The cases in which convictions have been overturned because of pretrial publicity illustrate that:

A) courts find that large headlines are the most prejudicial publicity
B) a "pattern of prejudice" in jurors may be assumed if jurors have been exposed to any information about the trial before it begins
C) the responsibility to preserve a fair trial rests primarily with the press
D) B & C
E) none of the above