In a homicide case, may the prosecution introduce evidence that the victim had a good reputation for peacefulness and non-violence? Why?

• A. Yes, because the victim's good or bad moral character can be admitted if it tends to show probability of the offense.
• B. Yes, because the victim's peacefulness is directly relevant to motive.
• C. No, reputation of the victim is never admissible at all.
• D. Only if the victim testified.

Answer: (A)