­Information sciences expert: Social networking Web sites - sites that

­Information sciences expert: Social networking Web sites - sites that provide online services that allow individuals to share personal information with each other - are vulnerable to being ordered offline in the event that one of their subscriber uses information obtined from the site to commit a crime against another subscriber. If criminal investigators can convince the court thats that the Web site involved is part of the crime scene and therefore must not be tampered with, then the courts would have to order the site offline, because _____________.

Which of the following most logically completes the passage?

A. the courts have power to shut down the web site
B. the privacy practices of the Web site involved would have been shown to be insufficient to protect its subscribers
C. the Web site involved may provide investigators with clues valuable for solving and prosecuting the case
D. any additional use of the Web site could constitute tampering
E. tampering with crime scenes interferes with due process of law