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The Supreme Court has ruled 9-0 that a complainant’s “sexual inactivity” is presumptively inadmissible “sexual history” and that the common law voir dire regime for screening Crown led sexual history evidence should mirror the basic Criminal Code process that governs defence-led sexual history evidence. MORE TO COME.