B
Drew was tried for the July 21 murder of Victor. Drew called Warren to testify to an alibi. On cross-examination of Warren, the prosecutor asked, "Weren't you on the jury that acquitted Drew of another criminal charge?"' The best reason for sustaining an objection to this question is that:
A. The question goes beyond the scope of direct examination.
B. The probative value of the answer would be substantially outweighed by its tendency to mislead.
C. The question is a leading question.
D. Prior jury service in a case involving a party renders the witness incompetent.