What is the statute of limitation for assault in Illinois?
816011
In North Carolina the staute of limitation is 7 years. Call the IL sheriff's dept or a majestrate and just ask them.
1097900
Ther is no statute of limitations in Texas anymore for any crime.They amended that statute about 10 years ago. Sorry
872459
Usually DV is only a felony if the injuries were severe.\n\nIn Kentucky, domestic violence is considered "Fourth Degree Assault".\n\nHopefully there will be a stiff penalty.
846082
it all depends on the circumstances.\n\nDid the victim feel that he or she was in imminent threat of danger or harm? Was the fear reasonable?\n\nHas there been a history of assault either by your fiance or the victim?\n\nDid your fiance have the means to carry out the perceived threat?\n\nPeople need to keep their tempers in check. The answers to these questions will determine whether there is a simple assault. \n\nApparently, since charges have been filed, the prosecuter thinks there is enough evidence to constitute a simple assault. \n\nGenerally speaking, verbal assault CAN be simple assault. Being convicted is a different question.\n\nBe forewarned, too, that the victim can file a civil suit alleging assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress. \n\nYour fiance really needs to think before he flies off the handle.
108944
That's 'statute' of limitations, and it depends on which state you file that will in.
1115327
There is no Statute of Limitations on fraud, or murder. They are the only two laws that don't have a statute of limitations.
191501
depends on if a weapon was involved. If you hit your spouse with an open/empty hand it's ussually considered simple assault, which in most jurisdictions is a misdemeanor with a fine involved. If you use any sort of object then it's aggrevated assault and it's a felony. Also if you live in a jurisdiction with a three-strikes law, even your third simple assault charge can be judicated as a felony.
923559
Assault and Battery is a criminal case.  The person that got injured may have taken that person to civil court to sue for doctor's bills, pain and suffering, etc.
486780
It sounds like an assault and battery, if it's a physical fight. (Not based on law of Illinois specifically; just a general observation.)
410546
If the perp had actually succeeded than I know that the statute of limitations never runs out on murder...attempted murder, I can only assume is relatively close...or it's got to be at least 20 years or something.  I would think.\n\nYou should be able to call an attorney and ask for a free consultation, or call the attorney general's office 469-241-6500, someone there should be able to direct you.
1155332
There is no statute of limitations when a person flees from prosecution. That is an additional and serious charge.
773231
Generally, the limits are in the total amount of time that the case gets delayed before trial, not how many individual delays there are.\n\nThe speedy trial clause of the 6th Amendment prohibits a trial from being delayed too long after indictment/arraignment, without the consent of the accused. The threshold is 8 months, after which any further delays are presumed to be prejudicial to the defendant.\n\nBut both sides can keep requesting continuances, and the judge can keep granting them. It's only when the trial has been delayed for 8 months or longer, after the defedant starts complaining, that the court must take action. Before that, it's based on mutual consent.
1108210
First and foremost, rape is rape. There is no psychological benefit to it being a woman instead of a man. I'm not sure how old you are, but I would recommend you find a decent counseler and talk it out. There is no statute of limitations on the rape hotline, and they can recommend help for you. Some places have Rape/Spouse abuse crisis centers where people who have been through these types of ordeals can help you with the steps you need to take. The second thing I want you to know is that you did nothing wrong. There is nothing you could have done that would justify the robbing of a part of your humanity, and rape does just that. I'm not sure how the law handles something like this after a year, so I can't tell you whether you can still prosecute, you'll have to talk to your state attorney general's office.\n\nGood Luck
896008
Depends on the facts of the case.  Is the older sister of age?  Were there any tragic outcomes (traffic crash, DUI arrest, death, etc.)? \n\nIf nothing happened, it is likely to be a Class A misdemeanor, which means a fine of at least $500 and up to 1 year in prison for a first offense.  \n\nHere is a link to some general information:\n\nhttp://www.fightunderagedrinking.org/state_prof/Illinois.pdf
968577
1st degree assault & battery
618943
Statues of limitations are typically written by state governments and therefore it is dependant on what state the crime was committed in.  I would guess it should be 10 years or less, but that depends on the actual crime itself too.  Flashing is a sex crime and so is aggrivated rape and obviously they will have differnt laws governing them.  Misdemeanors will likely have a limit of 2-5 years or less and felony's should be significantly longer.
1096231
Maximum sentence you can get in Illinois for a class A misdemeanor is up to 1 year in jail, and I BELIEVE a 25,000 fine.\n\nThat is the maximum.  Factors such as the crime, the past criminal history, can be used in the court determining your actual sentence.