Devlin is being tried for murder in the bludgeoning death of Vandross. Devlin denies any involvement in the crime. He calls Westin to the stand. Westin testifies that, in his opinion, Devlin is a nonviolent, peaceable man. Which of the following, if offered by the prosecution, would most likely be admissible?
A. A neighbor's testimony that Westin has beaten his wife on several occasions.
B. A police officer's testimony that Devlin has a general reputation in the community as a violent person.
C. A neighbor's testimony that Devlin has a reputation for being untruthful.
D. Evidence that Devlin has a conviction for aggravated battery.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
B