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When evidence of a victim’s sexual activity is introduced for the first time on appeal, the Court must first determine the plausibility that the evidence would have been admitted at the end of the two-stage process set out in sections 278.93 and 278.94 Cr. C.; this involves an examination, based on a plausibility test, of whether the evidence satisfies the conditions of section 276(2) Cr. C.
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