A police officer is testifying in a criminal trial. The defense attorney, during cross-examination, asks the officer to express an opinion. What should the officer do?
A) The officer should offer his or her opinion.
B) The officer should refuse to answer the question as a lay witness.
C) The officer should notify the judge that he is claiming privilege and cannot answer such questions.
D) The officer should delay answering to allow the prosecution an opportunity to object.
Answer: D
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