Although He Concurred with the Result in Rochin V

Multiple Choice

Although he concurred with the result in Rochin v. California, Justice Black disagreed with the majority's approach to deciding what constitutes due process because:

A) he felt that the conviction should have stood.
B) he felt the majority's approach gave individual justices too much leeway to enforce their own notions of justice on the states.
C) he felt it was too rigid and unbending.
D) he felt the Court had no business reviewing state court convictions.