A group of advocates is asking New York state lawmakers to eliminate the statute of limitations on instances of abuse committed against minors.

NY Bill Would Eliminate Statute of Limitations for Child Abuse

A group of advocates is asking New York state lawmakers to eliminate the statute of limitations on instances of abuse committed against minors.

From the Associated Press:

Legislation that would eliminate the time restraints on the reporting of CSA is pending in the state’s Legislature.

Advocates plan to gather at the Capitol on Wednesday to meet with lawmakers and speak out in favor of the change.

Under the state’s current law, for charges to be brought a victim typically must report the allegations before they turn 23.

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5 Comments

  • Omg

    Oh my God! Finally! I’m so relieved about this. It’s about time we got rid of that accursed statute of limitations.

  • THIS IS THE VERY BEST NEWS!!!!!!!

    #3… unless you or someone you know have something to hide… THIS IS THE VERY BEST NEWS!!!!!!! Speak to any victim who was shut down because of this law.

  • TO # 4

    YOU ARE TOTALLY WRONG AGAIN!!!! I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE!!! OBVIOUSLY I CAN NOT SPEAK TO VICTIMS BECAUSE THEY WILL NEVER COME OVER TO ME AND TELL ME THAT THEY ARE VICTIMS!!!