Pack sued Donlon for slander, alleging that Donlon had publicly accused Pack of being a thief. In his answer, Donlon admitted making the accusation, but alleged that it was a true statement. At trial, Donlon offers evidence that Pack stole a ring worth $10,000 from a jewelry store. Evidence concerning this theft should be
admitted, because specific instances of conduct may be proved when character is directly in issue.  admitted, because Pack's action constituted a felony.  excluded, because character must be shown by reputation or opinion.  excluded, because its relevance is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice
Question: Pack sued Donlon for slander, alleging that Donlon had publicly accused Pack of being a thief. In his answer, Donlon admitted making the accusation, but alleged that it was a true statement. At trial, Donlon offers evidence that Pack stole a ring worth $10,000 from a jewelry store. Evidence concerning this theft should be
A. admitted, because specific instances of conduct may be proved when character is directly in issue. 
B. admitted, because Pack's action constituted a felony. 
C. excluded, because character must be shown by reputation or opinion. 
D. excluded, because its relevance is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice
Answer: