"Shield Laws" in the United States Are Designed To

"Shield laws" in the United States are designed to:

A) protect men from being arrested for sexual assault until a woman can prove that she did not consent to the sexual activity in question.
B) prevent the courts from taking blood, urine, or DNA samples from a person accused of sexual assault if the person does not give them voluntarily.
C) prevent lawyers from introducing the detailed sexual history of a rape victim as admissible evidence in a sexual assault trial.
D) protect a rape victim from ever having to face the alleged perpetrator again, even during a court trial.