June 2018 LSAT
Section 2
Question 16
Emil-Kunkin on May 26, 2023
That's a good question, and I'm inclined to say that if the conclusion were what you said it might lead one to D, but I still think it would be missing something. The conclusion is that we shouldn't do something. In order to say what we should or should not do, we need a premise establishing Whalen one should or should not take that course of action. D still fails to do that. It only tells us what the considerations are, but not what we should or should not do something.