May prosecutors use a defendant's prior felony conviction to impeach the defendant's credibility if the defendant testifies, even if the conviction is not an element of any charged offense?

• A. Yes, any witness may be impeached with any prior conviction.
• B. No, convictions may only be used to prove element-specific facts.
• C. Yes, but only if the conviction involved dishonesty or false statement.
• D. No, prior convictions are never admissible for impeachment.

Answer: (A)