The defendant was on trial for murder. the defendant called a witness to testify to an alibi. on cross-examination of the witness, the prosecutor asked, "weren't you on the jury that acquitted the defendant of another criminal charge? "what is the best reason for sustaining an objection to this question? 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.