The Late Chief Justice Rehnquist, in Dissent, Showed That the Rates

The late Chief Justice Rehnquist, in dissent, showed that the rates of African American students in the applicant pool correlated with the rates of African Americans who were accepted by the law school. Therefore, he argued

A) the university was not using race unfairly or in a discriminatory manner
B) consistent with his opinion in a death penalty case, that one could not infer a pattern of institutional discrimination from statistics
C) on the basis of these statistical data, the law school was using systematic race-based planning in admissions which was not permissible
D) in great detail to show why his opinion on the use of statistics in the University of Michigan law school case was perfectly consistent with his view of statistics in the death penalty case