Which one of the following is true of the term "legally determinate" as it is used in the passage? A. It represents the idea that every crime should have a fixed penalty rather than a range of penalties within which a judge can make an arbitrary choice. B. It refers to a legal case that can be definitively resolved in favor of one side or the other according to the law in effect at the time. C. It describes a legal rule that requires judges to limit their actions to applying written law when deciding cases over which people with legal training disagree. D. It refers to any legal case that involves terms with imprecise meanings and thus relies for its resolution only on the determination of judges. E. It refers to procedures for determining the legal outcome of complex issues in difficult cases.