In judicial trials, affirmative misjudgment refers to the conviction of an innocent person as a so-called misjudgment; negative neglect refers to the conviction of an innocent person as a so-called misplacement. The fundamental principle of judicial justice It is "don't let go of a bad person, don't injustice a good person". A jurist believes that the current measure of whether a court has implemented the principle of justice fairly enough depends on whether its positive rate of false positives is low enough. Which of the following, if true, would best support the views of the aforementioned jurists? (). ['There has been a noticeable increase in the accuracy of case handling in various courts.', 'Misplaced, but the bad guys were misplaced; misjudgment, both misplaced bad guys and wrongdoers.', 'The losses caused by misplacement are mostly recoverable; the damage caused to the victim by wrong judgment is irreparable.', 'The rate of negative false positives is basically the same in all courts.']