In court, all of the following pieces of information can be considered impeachment evidence, EXCEPT for the defendant's:

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Impeachment evidence is used to challenge the credibility of a witness or party involved in the case. While past convictions for crimes (A and B) and documented dishonest behavior (C) can be relevant to assessing credibility, a history of multiple premarital affairs (D) is generally considered irrelevant to a person's honesty or reliability in a legal context, unless directly related to the case at hand.

In Court, All of the Following Pieces of Information Can