All of the Following Are Reasons Why the Movement Toward

All of the following are reasons why the movement toward determinacy in sentencing contributes to the crisis of overcrowding except:

A) Lengthy fixed terms create an increasing pool of mostly youthful offenders who are facing prolonged sentences with no prospect of release
B) Determinant sentencing leads to the increased usage of incarceration as a sanction, in general, and to expanded stays behind bars
C) Parole boards are no longer in place to keep the inmate populace at an organizationally manageable level
D) Prison growth is solely related to violent offenders