All of the Following Are True About Prior False Claims

All of the following are true about prior false claims evidence, except:

A) The filing of a false claim for the same crime in the past is irrelevant.
B) The filing of a false complaint raises an inference that the present complaint is also false.
C) The evidence of the false claim is typically brought out on cross-examination of the complainant by the defense attorney.
D) Prior false claims of sexual assault may be relevant to a complainant's credibility if the prior claims were proven false.