Statute of Limitations for Sex Crimes – Law Update
Effective September, 15, 2021, there is now no statute of limitations on sex crime laws – i.e. 1st through 4th degree criminal sexual conduct and contact crimes. The result is a perilous one for those facing dated sex crime allegations. A statute of limitations prohibits the prosecution of certain offenses after a specified amount of
Expunging Records Within the Statute of Limitations Period – Be Careful
The existence of a criminal record – even when the matter was ultimately dismissed – is still damaging. The mere fact that you were charged with a crime raises red flags for human resource managers and potential landlords. That is why seeking to get a record involving an outright dismissal expunged is still crucial for
Statute of Limitations for Criminal Charges in Minnesota
You may not realize that there is a statute of limitations period by which the State must bring an indictment or criminal complaint against an individual. Minn. Stat. 628.26 lists out the applicable statute of limitations for each type of crime. There is no limitation period (meaning an indictment or charge may be brought at