Which statement is not an argument made in favor of pretrial diversion? A Many clients cannot be effectively dealt with by the formal criminal justice system. B It does not promote a long-term "label" on clients like most criminal justice activities. C It is much cheaper than criminal justice processing. D It is much more humane than traditional criminal justice services.

The statement that is not an argument made in favor of pretrial diversion is:<br /><br />A Many clients cannot be effectively dealt with by the formal criminal justice system.<br /><br />While this statement might be true in some contexts, it is not typically framed as a primary argument in favor of pretrial diversion. The other statements—B, C, and D—are more commonly cited arguments supporting pretrial diversion, emphasizing the reduction of stigma, cost-effectiveness, and humane treatment.