Under Federal Rule 405(b), a witness is permitted to testify about specific acts of the defendant's conduct.

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Federal Rule of Evidence 405(b) generally limits the use of evidence of specific instances of a person's conduct to cases where the person's character or character trait is an essential element of a charge, claim, or defense, rather than allowing broad testimony about specific acts of the defendant's conduct in all situations.

Under Federal Rule 405(b), a Witness Is Permitted to Testify