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A statute of limitations is the amount of time after the crime that legal proceedings must be initiated.

If a warrant has been issued, legal proceedings have started. To prevent someone 'on the run' from hiding until the statute of limitations expires, he can either be convicted in absence, or the time limit does not elapse during the time he is on the run.

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