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What is the statute of limitations in NYC for physical and mental abuse if you are the victim?
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∙ 9y ago
Currently the statute states 5 years if you are known to police and have evaded arrest.
If police do not know who you are at present but have evidence that may implicate you like DNA there is a further extension of 5 years meaning 10 years altogether.
If the assault was with a weapon, excessively violent or sexual you may be in for a much longer wait than 10 years to evade capture.
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∙ 15y ago
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