Photographic Evidence of a Gruesome Crime Scene May Be

Photographic evidence of a gruesome crime scene may be:

A) admitted if it is probative of a fact in issue and does not have undue prejudicial effect.
B) admitted into evidence when it represents the reality of the crime scene, because the facts that a gruesome photograph depicts have been created by the defendant's acts and he or she has no complaint about prejudicial value.
C) always excluded because there is the chance that the admission might make the jury return an incorrect verdict.
D) always excluded because photographs clearly inflame a jury, creating unfair prejudice to the defendant's case.