A Number of Commentators Have Referred to Litigation as a "Lottery

Multiple Choice

A number of commentators have referred to litigation as a "lottery." By using that word, they are suggesting that

A) jurors are selected in a random manner.
B) because the results are often unpredictable, litigation is always risky, even if the plaintiffs believe that they have a strong case.
C) there are far more losers than there are winners.
D) the government heavily regulates trials in the same way that it heavily regulates lotteries.
E) many cases involve the enforcement of gambling debts.