Which of the following would allow a prior conviction to be introduced to impeach a witness?

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Under the rules of evidence, a prior conviction can be introduced to impeach a witness if its probative value (its ability to make a fact more or less probable) outweighs its prejudicial effect (the potential to unfairly sway the jury). This is to ensure that the evidence is used to challenge the credibility of the witness rather than to unfairly prejudice the jury against the witness for unrelated past behavior.

Which of the Following Would Allow a Prior Conviction to Be