MO SB467

Eliminates the 10-year statute of limitations for civil actions seeking damages for personal injury caused by sexual contact from a relative within the third degree of affinity or consanguinity

Removes all time limits for civil actions to recover damages from childhood sexual abuse, which previously had to be filed within 10 years of turning 21 or within 3 years of discovering the abuse caused the injury

Adds "abuse or neglect of a child" to the list of offenses (alongside murder, first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, and Class A felonies) that have no statute of limitations for criminal prosecution

Eliminates the 30-year limitation period for prosecuting unlawful sexual offenses against victims 18 years or younger, allowing such prosecutions to be commenced at any time

Applies retroactively to actions that would have been previously barred under prior statutes of limitation