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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

During a civil trial for breach of contract, the plaintiff seeks to introduce graphic photographs of severe injuries sustained by the defendant in an unrelated traffic accident. The plaintiff argues the photos show the defendant's tendency to disregard obligations. The defendant objects to the evidence. How should the court rule on the objection?

  • Admit the photographs to assist the jury in evaluating the defendant's credibility.

  • Exclude the photographs because evidence of prior bad acts is typically not admissible unless directly related to the case.

  • Exclude the photographs because they risk misleading or inflaming the jury instead of helping them decide the case.

  • Admit the photographs to demonstrate the defendant’s general attitude toward obligations.

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