It Has Been Stated That Victims of Racially-Motivated Crimes Are

It has been stated that victims of racially-motivated crimes are often dissuaded by their own defence counsel from raising questions of racism because they are

A) Afraid of the publicity that the case would generate in the media
B) Told that to do so would only make matters worse for them
C) Usually going to ask for more money to do so
D) Afraid of upsetting the judge who is a white female
E) They could be sued for slander if they lose the case