Is the Prosecution's Action Proper?

thomas takes the bar exam each an every week, i attempt to answer a bar question using only my good looks. A defendant is prosecuted for battery after being involved in a fight at a sporting event. The prosecution wishes to respond by calling its own witness that will testify that the defendant is known for his own hot temper. Is the prosecution's action proper? Because when a victim's character is attacked, the prosecution can rebut with evidence of the victim's same character. B, that's what it is. I'm quitting the law. C, no, because the defendant never opened the door by placing his or her character for violence in a ha or d,. No, because the prosecutor