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A girl recently accused a juven.neighbor of exposure over 3 yrs ago. Can he still be charged for that?
This explains my first question a little better. Thanks for the answers to this point.
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- ?Lv 72 decades agoFavorite Answer
First of all, never get your legal knowledge from TV shows. Law & Order has to be the worst in terms of being innaccurate o the law. Second, the statute of limitations are crimes will always vary from state to state. The best thig to do is consult a local criminal defense attorney for further advice.
Source(s): 12 years as a California attorney. - Anonymous2 decades ago
Porbably not. In most places the statute of limitations for exposure is like 18 months. But I didn't know a kid could be charged with it at all.
- 2 decades ago
The statute of limitations hasn't passed yet. Here it is 7 years. I believe that's what it is in most states but I'm not sure.
- MillwoodsGalLv 62 decades ago
Yes, I believe the statute of limitations is greater than 3 years...you'll have to inquire of your state laws.
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- Richard HLv 72 decades ago
Consult your local district attorney - they would know the statute of limitations.
- 2 decades ago
Well...duh! It's the law!If she's not comfortable with it then,yes report it!How hard is that to figure out!
Source(s): My common sense. - hollyltstarfleetLv 42 decades ago
CALL THE POLICE STATION NEAREST YOU. NOT 911. ASK THEM ABOUT THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS . NOT ALL MOLESTATION CASES ARE THE SAME.
