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Defendant is charged with assault after stabbing Victim during a street argument. Defendant claims Victim lunged first. Defendant wants to call a bar owner to testify that Victim had a reputation among regular patrons for starting fights and that, in the bar owner's opinion, Victim was violent. The prosecutor objects.
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The defendant's evidence is barred because victim character is never admissible in a criminal case. The defendant may offer reputation or opinion evidence that the victim was violent to support the claim that the victim was the aggressor. The defendant may offer the victim's violent character only if the victim testifies. The evidence is admissible only if the prosecutor first offers evidence that the victim was peaceful.

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