Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York
Statute of limitations in NY state for nonviolent offenders
If you are charged with a crime and you avoid sentencing by the time the statute of limitations runs out what happens.
Asked on 1/09/02, 1:23 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Tanya Robinson
TRESQ Associates
Re: Statute of limitations in NY state for nonviolent offenders
It would help if you could give us a bit more information.
Was there an arrest?
Was there a conviction?
Generally how was the sentence avoided? In other words, was it someone's fault, an oversight or was the defendant just difficult to locate in order to be sentenced?
Answered on 1/09/02, 2:35 pm
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