Which of the Following Are Exceptions to the Rule That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are exceptions to the rule that a complainant's sexual history cannot be entered into evidence or cross-examined upon? Section 41 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 sets out the exceptions where a court may give leave for evidence of a complainant's sexual history to be admitted or for them to be cross-examined upon it.

• A)There are other witnesses corroborating the evidence about the complainant's sexual history
• B)If the issue is one other than consent
• C)The sexual behaviour forming the sexual history is at or about the same time as when the offence allegedly occurred- such that the similarity cannot reasonably be explained as a coincidence
• D)To rebut the Prosecution's evidence about the complainant's sexual history

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