The Current Rape Shield Provisions in Canadian Courts Specify That

The current rape shield provisions in Canadian courts specify that:

A) A woman's prior sexual history cannot be introduced in court.
B) A woman's prior sexual history is admissible evidence and necessary for determining credibility.
C) A woman's sexual history is deemed irrelevant in court,unless prior false allegations of rape exist on record.
D) A woman's prior sexual history is relevant only when it concerns previous confirmed victimization.
E) A woman's prior sexual history may be admitted to court at the judge's discretion and only if relevant to the case.