On Wednesday, Gov. Jerry Brown announced that he has approved the legislation to revoke that limitation. Beginning next year the bill will end the statute of limitations on certain rape and child molestation cases. Full article here
Monday, October 17, 2016
Brown Signs Bill Revoking California's 10-Year Statute Of Limitation On Rape Cases
SACRAMENTO (AP) — The emotional stories of women who say they were sexually assaulted more than a decade ago by comedian Bill Cosby prompted California state lawmakers to approve a bill to eliminate the state’s 10-year limit on filing rape and related charges.
On Wednesday, Gov. Jerry Brown announced that he has approved the legislation to revoke that limitation. Beginning next year the bill will end the statute of limitations on certain rape and child molestation cases. Full article here
On Wednesday, Gov. Jerry Brown announced that he has approved the legislation to revoke that limitation. Beginning next year the bill will end the statute of limitations on certain rape and child molestation cases. Full article here
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