Sexual History Evidence: When Can Such Evidence Be Adduced?

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Give an example of where s.41(3)(a) was satisfied
Bahador: evidence of V's performance on a night club stage earlier on on the night of the alleged incident (exposed *****, stimulated oral sex)
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What idea is s.41(3)(b) based upon?
Idea that V's conduct at time of events might be relevant
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Give an example of where s.41(3)(b) wasn't satisfied
Stephenson: S was refused leave to ask V whether she had kissed other young men earlier on in evening she was *****
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Can s.41(3)(b) be satisfied where events took places weeks/days/months before alleged ****?
No: A (No 2)
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Which condition should we remember? (when applying exceptions to general rule)
s.41(6) (requires D to explain why a particular instance is important to case at hand)
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Which exception is Evans an example of? (As in, Ched Evans)
s.41(3)(c)
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What evidence did Ched Evans want to adduce?
Evidence of 2 other men who claimed V liked to drink lots before having sex, used certain phrases during sex, liked certain sex positions (1 had sex with V a few days before alleged ****, other had sex a few weeks after)
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Was this evidence admitted under exception (i) in s.41(3)(c)?
Yes
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How did Hallet LJ describe evidence needed to be under s.41(3)(c)?
Evidence doesn't need to be 'unusual or bizarre', just so similar it can't be explained by coincidence
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Does s.41 distinguish between sex with others and sex with D (according to Evans)?
No
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