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If the ticket has already been issued, there is no statute of limitations.
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What happens if you get a petty larceny charge and one year goes by?
Check the laws of your state for statues of limitation. The state has a limited amount of time to charge you, but that can be anywhere from a year to forever (there are no statutes of limitation on felonies in Virginia and other states).
