Assertion: felony | /r/HasProperty | no statute of limitations
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Source sentences:
text: Felonies: No statute of limitations for first or second degree murder; 15 years for first or second degree sexual abuse; 10 years for other sexual crimes, including those committed against a minor; 3 years for all other felonies.
text: Felonies: No statutes of limitations.
text: Felonies: No statute of limitations.
text: Felonies: No statute of limitations for first degree felonies; 6 years for second degree felonies; 5 years for third and fourth degree felonies; 3 years for other felonies.
text: Felonies: No statute of limitations.
text: Felonies: No statute of limitations for Class A, Class B or Class C felonies, including murder; All other crimes carry a 7-year statute of limitations.
text: Felonies: No statute of limitations
text: Felonies: 10 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for murder, attempted murder, murder-related offenses, felony sexual abuse of a minor, sexual assault, kidnapping and felonies committed against minors.
text: Felonies: 5 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for Class A felonies like murder, kidnapping, home invasion, first degree arson, aggravated sexual assault of a minor, and first degree sexual assault; In cases of sexual abuse or exploitation against a minor (except for those that are Class A felonies), the statute of limitations is 30 years from the victim
text: Felonies: 3 years for forgery, fraud, property theft or misconduct in public office; 5 years for all other felonies, unless forensic DNA evidence is found, in which case the statutory period is extended to 10 years; no statute of limitations for Class A felonies including murder or attempted murder.
text: Felonies: 4 years for first degree felonies; 3 years for other felonies; no statute of limitations for crimes resulting in death nor for any crime that would warrant life imprisonment.
text: Felonies: 5 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for murder, voluntary manslaughter or rape;
text: Felonies: 10 years for criminal sexual assault or aggravated sexual abuse; 3 years for most other felonies; no statute of limitations for crimes related to murder, manslaughter, homicide, treason, arson or forgery; In cases of incestuous sexual conduct or sexual abuse of a minor, the statutory period extends to one year after the victim turns 18.
text: Felonies: 5 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for murder or for Class A felonies; The statutory period for sex crimes committed against minors ends when the victim reaches 31 years of age.
text: Felonies: 3 years for general felonies; no statute of limitations for first or second degree murder; 10 years for sex abuse crimes; If the victim of a sex crime is a minor, the statutory period ends 10 years after the victim turns 18.
text: Felonies: 6 years for felonies punishable by hard labor; 4 years for felonies not punishable by hard labor; 10 years for sex crimes committed against children (the clock begins when the victim turns 18); no statute of limitations for murder, rape or any crime punishable by death or life imprisonment.
text: Felonies: 3 years for vehicular manslaughter or homicide, welfare fraud, Medicare fraud, wage discrimination, unauthorized medical practice or tax-related offenses; 2 years for election law violations or criminal malfeasance by an officer; 1 year for assault, libel or slander; no statute of limitations for murder.
text: Felonies: 3 years for most felonies; 10 years for sex crimes involving minors under 17; no statute of limitations for murder or Class A felonies; If fraud is uncovered, prosecution can commence within 3 years of discovery.
text: Felonies: 5 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for deliberate or negligent homicide; If a sex crime is committed against a minor, prosecution may commence within 10 years of the victim
text: Felonies: 3 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for murder, treason, arson or forgery; If a minor under the age of 16 is the victim of sexual assault, kidnapping, child abuse or pandering, prosecution can commence 7 years from the date of the offense or by the victim
text: Felonies: 4 years for sexual assault, theft, robbery, burglary, forgery or arson; 3 years for most other felonies; no statute of limitations for murder; A victim of child sexual abuse can file a complaint until the age of 36 if he or she discovered or “reasonably should have discovered” the abuse by that time.
text: Felonies: 5 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for murder or manslaughter; If a minor is a victim of a crime, prosecution must be commenced no more than five years after the victim’s 18th birthday or two years after the discovery of the crime, whichever is later.
text: Felonies: 6 years for crimes punishable by 8 or more years in prison; 3 years for lesser felonies; no statute of limitations for murder or other capital offenses.
text: Felonies: 3 years for most felonies; 10 years (or 3 years upon indictment) for sexual abuse against minors; 7 years for human trafficking; no statute of limitations for murder.
text: Felonies: 6 years for sexual felonies; 3 years for other felonies; no statute of limitations for murder or manslaughter.
text: Felonies: 4 years for negligent homicide; 3 years for breach of fiduciary obligation; no statute of limitations for murder, homicide, manslaughter, child abuse, rape, sexual assault, kidnapping or sex crimes against children; no statute of limitations for crimes that involve collected DNA evidence waiting to be matched with a suspect; Once a suspect is identified, authorities have one year to act if the statute of limitations for the crime has otherwise run out.
text: Felonies: 3 years for tax evasion, dumping or discharging toxic substances, sale of wild animals or freshwater fish; 2 years for malfeasance in office or building code violations; no statute of limitations for major crimes like murder, rape or sexual assault.
text: Felonies: 6 years for most felonies; no statute of limitations for intentional or reckless homicide or murder; If a minor child has suffered intentional or reckless bodily harm or mental harm, or if a minor child has been given or sold a controlled substance, the statutory period does not end until the victim reaches 26 years of age.