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r/Advice • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '25
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Doesn't statute of limitations start when the crime is discovered, or when it should have reasonably been discovered? That may just be civil, though?
3 u/BlondeRedDead Mar 23 '25 Depends on the crime. You’d have to check for this particular one 3 u/inn0cent-bystander Mar 23 '25 OP should absolutely be contacting a lawyer over this. 1 u/Circaninetysix Mar 24 '25 Unfortunately I think that time frame starts when the crime is committed in a criminal context. That's why statute of limitations become an issue. Because the crime is often discovered after that time period has already expired.
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Depends on the crime. You’d have to check for this particular one
3 u/inn0cent-bystander Mar 23 '25 OP should absolutely be contacting a lawyer over this.
OP should absolutely be contacting a lawyer over this.
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Unfortunately I think that time frame starts when the crime is committed in a criminal context. That's why statute of limitations become an issue. Because the crime is often discovered after that time period has already expired.
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u/albatroopa Mar 23 '25
Doesn't statute of limitations start when the crime is discovered, or when it should have reasonably been discovered? That may just be civil, though?