"The legal system's treatment of adult complainants of rape and other serious sexual assaults has been a matter of acute concern since the 1970s when feminist activists, campaigners, and researchers drew attention to appalling experiences endured by complainants in criminal proceedings. Much of the problem resulted from the callous, stereotyping attitudes of the police, at a time when police forces were wholly unprepared to cater for the needs and expectations of rape victims, but the trial process also attracted its fair share of criticism." (Paul Roberts and Adrian Zuckerman, Roberts & Zuckerman's Criminal Evidence. 3rd ed. (OUP 2022) 480) Critically discuss the law concerning admissibility of the use of sexual history evidence and the dangers of permitting such evidence.