Which of the Following Is NOT a "Trouble Spot" with Respect

Which of the following is NOT a "trouble spot" with respect to child maltreatment cases?

A) statutory provisions that create legislative immunity for making a report in "good faith"
B) definitions as to what constitutes abuse or neglect vary from one state to the next
C) lack of reporting of suspected instances regarding child maltreatment
D) insufficient training and licensing standards for occupations that have contact with children on a regular basis
E) many social service agencies tend to rely upon the threshold of "some credible evidence" while the courts utilize a more stringent "proof-beyond-a-reasonable- doubt" standard