Which one of the following, if true, most challenges the author's contention that legal systems contain a significant degree of intellectual authority? A. Judges often act under time constraints and occasionally render a badly reasoned or socially inappropriate decision. B. In some legal systems, the percentage of judicial decisions that contain faulty reasoning is far higher than it is in other legal systems. C. Many socially inappropriate legal decisions are thrown out by judges only after citizens begin to voice opposition to them. D. In some legal systems, the percentage of judicial decisions that are reconsidered and revised is far higher than it is in other legal systems. E. Judges are rarely willing to rectify the examples of faulty reasoning they discover when reviewing previous legal decisions.