Explanation
The correct word to fill in the blank is D: With.
The complete sentence is "The court is not concerned with the political status of the accused." In this sentence, the word "with" is a preposition that is used to indicate the court's focus or interest.
Option A, "about," would also be an acceptable preposition in this context, but "with" is more commonly used when talking about the focus or concern of a person or entity. Option B, "for," would not be appropriate in this context because it implies a sense of benefit or advantage, which is not relevant to the sentence. Option C, "of," would imply possession or ownership, which is also not relevant to the sentence.
Therefore, the correct preposition to use in this sentence is "with," making the complete sentence "The court is not concerned with the political status of the accused."
