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Thomas analyzed this question exactly correctly -- as usual -- and also managed to get the question correct (D), breaking his losing streak!  Thomas is now 76-for-137 (55.5%).

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Anonymous

So what's the difference between this and the concert mass shooting case, where the hotel was suing people to stop them from suing the hotel?

Quark Twain

I was thrown off by the idea in answer D that there is not a judicable controversy. The question of whether the Bureau can prohibit pasteurized beer IS a judicable controversy. But it only can be considered once the Bureau actually takes that step. I suppose the word judicable can be interpreted in different ways. I took it to mean "theoretically within the court's purview", but here it means "something which the court can and should consider at the present moment."