When, in a Criminal Case, the Defendant Is Charged with Physically

When, in a criminal case, the defendant is charged with physically harming the victim:

A) the exhibition of the person of the victim to the jury is not permitted, because this would have undue influence on the jury.
B) courts generally will allow the display of the victim's injury to the jury.
C) the injury must be displayed to the jury as a matter of law, and the judge has no discretion in this matter.
D) a display of the injury to the jury is never permitted if the injury can be described sufficiently.