Which items would be admitted into evidence for the defense under a rape shield law?

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Rape shield laws are designed to protect the victims of sexual assault during trial by limiting the ability of the defense to introduce evidence about the victim's sexual history. However, evidence of specific instances of the victim's sexual behavior with the accused (as in choice C, where the victim sent nude photos to the alleged assailant's cell phone hours before the alleged incident) can be admitted under certain circumstances, such as to prove consent. Choices A and B involve the victim's sexual history that the alleged assailant did not know about or that occurred significantly before the alleged rape, which typically would not be admissible under rape shield laws.

Which Items Would Be Admitted into Evidence for the Defense