In which of the following situations would the prosecution be allowed to introduce evidence about the defendant's motive

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Evidence of motive is generally only admissible in cases where specific intent is an element of the crime. In these cases, evidence of the defendant's motive may help establish that the defendant had the necessary mental state to commit the crime. Misdemeanors and cases without a jury may not necessarily require a showing of specific intent.

In Which of the Following Situations Would the Prosecution Be