Take the following as truth: The Court's nondistortion principle is also wrong on the facts, since there is no basis for believing that a504(a)(16), by causing cases [to] be presented by LSC attorneys who [can]not advise the courts of serious questions of statutory validity, ante, at 11, will distort the operation of the courts.
Then the following statement: "The non-distortion principal is always correct on the facts." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False