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In a negligence suit arising from a car accident, defendant asked the plaintiff, Isn't it true you've been issued five speeding tickets in the past

In a negligence suit arising from a car accident, defendant asked the plaintiff, "Isn't it true you've been issued five speeding tickets in the past five years? Plaintiff objects.

Which is the strongest argument?

A.

Plaintiff: "Objection to the improper use of character evidence under FRE 404(B).

B.

Defendant: "This evidence is relevant to prove that because the plaintiff has a history of speeding in the past, it's more likely he was speeding this time as well, and thus caused this accident."

C.

Plaintiff: "It is improper to ask the plaintiff about prior crimes, wrongs or other acts; this type of evidence is relevant only to a defendant."

D.

None of the above.

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