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IN SB0142
Bill
AI Summary
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Extends the civil statute of limitations for personal injury claims resulting from childhood sexual abuse to 7 years after the cause of action accrues, or 4 years after the victim is no longer dependent on the alleged abuser, whichever is later
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Maintains the existing 2-year statute of limitations for general personal injury, personal property injury, and statutory penalty claims
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Creates a new 10-year criminal statute of limitations for sex offenses against children that are not Class A felonies, or 4 years after the victim is no longer dependent on the alleged offender, whichever is later
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Preserves the existing rule that prosecutions for child molesting, vicarious sexual gratification, child solicitation, child seduction, and incest must be commenced before the victim turns 31 years old
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Effective date of July 1, 2013
Legislative Description
Statutes of limitations involving child sex abuse.
Last Action
Public Law 44
5/13/2013