In deciding a case of first impression, appropriate sources for a court to consider include all of the following except

A) legal authorities that are not binding on the court.
B) issues of fairness.
C) government policy based on widely held social values.
D) a poll of those present in the courtroom at the time of the decision.

First Impression

The initial judgment or assessment of something or someone, formed on first encountering them, often considered to be lasting and significant.

Legal Authorities

Sources of law, such as statutes, cases, or regulations, that have the power to bind or guide legal proceedings.

Government Policy

A course of action or a set of decisions adopted by a government or a political entity to influence or guide a wide range of activities and behaviors.