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The question needs to be more specific, like what type of assault and the age of the victim. For example, if the person is a MINOR and SEXUALLY assaulted, both state and federal law might come into play. With the exception of death penalty cases, the statute of limitation for most crimes is seven (7) years. Please note that there are exceptions to the statute--e.g., it does not include years the suspect lived outside the state or if the identity of the offender is unknown. There are also exceptions for government & fudiciary persons.

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A typical capital case has a limit of 7 years in Georgia. Otherwise it would be 4 years. Murder has no limitation. Forcible rape has a 15 year limit.

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If the crime is considered a felony: 4 years, if considered a misdemeanor: 2 years.

There is no special limitation or extension for different categories of professions.

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There is no statute of limitation for attempted murder in any state.

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There are no SOL's for domestic assault.

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Q: What is the statute of limitations for aggravated assault domestic violence in the state of Georgia?
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