In a homicide case, the prosecution may offer evidence of the victim's character for peacefulness ONLY IF the defendant claims the victim was the aggressor.

• A. Only if the defendant claims the victim was the aggressor.
• B. In all homicide cases, regardless of any claim.
• C. Only if the defendant has not claimed the victim was aggressor.
• D. Only if the prosecutor seeks to prove the defendant's intent.

Answer: (A)