The courts forbid exculpatory evidence. For example if the woman bringing forward the accusation has been previously convicted for bringing false rape reports, that fact may not be presented in court.

Even certain history of the specific relationship may not be presented, depending on what state you are in.

If the accused is in a state that has Affirmative Consent Laws, AKA Yes Means Yes laws, the male will have to prove that consent was not withdrawn.

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The courts forbid exculpatory evidence. For example if the woman bringing forward the accusation has been previously convicted for bringing false rape reports, that fact may not be presented in court.

Even certain history of the specific relationship may not be presented, depending on what state you are in.

If the accused is in a state that has Affirmative Consent Laws, AKA Yes Means Yes laws, the male will have to prove that consent was not withdrawn.

Having been an officer of the courts and sat through five rape trials, I assure you that those could have been decided wit a pantone color chart. There were four recent African immigrants and one white stepfather accused by an angry teenage girl.

All we're found not guilty by the jury. IMNHO the FOB Africans should not have received such grace.