Flashcards in TX Statutes of Limitation Deck (43)
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Murder & Manslaughter
No limitation
2
Sexual Assault of a Child PC 22.001(a)(2)
No limitation
3
Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child PC 22.021(a)(1)(B)
No limitation
4
Sexual Assault - no readily ascertainable identity
No limitation
5
Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child PC 21.02
No limitation
6
Indecency with a Child
No limitation
7
Leaving Scene of Accident - Death
No limitation
8
Continuous Trafficking of Persons
No limitation
9
Theft of any estate, real, personal or mixed, by executor, administrator, guardian, or trustee, with intent to defraud creditor, heir, legatee, ward, distributee, beneficiary, or settlor of a trust
10 years
10
Theft by Public Servant - in official capacity
10 years
11
Forgery or the uttering, using, or passing of a forged instrument
10 years
12
Injury to Elderly or Disabled - 1st Deg.
10 years
13
Sexual Assault (except of a child)
10 years
14
Trafficking of Person (not child)
10 years
15
Compelling Prostitution (not a child)
10 years
16
Misapplication of Fiduciary Property or Property of Financial Institution
7 years
17
2 Types of State of Limitation Defenses
1. Absolute bar SOL – on face of indictment;
– Raised in pretrial motion under 27.08(2)
– May be raised for first time on appeal
2. Factual SOL Defense – by facts raised at trial. PROCTOR
– Raised by facts at trial
– Jury gets instruction on defense
– Waived if not raised before or during trial
18
Securing execution by deception
7 years
19
Felony tax evasion
7 years
20
False statement to obtain property or credit
7 years
21
Money laundering
7 years
22
Credit/Debit card abuse
7 years
23
Fraudulent possession of ID info.
7 years
24
Bigamy
7 years
25
Medicaid fraud
7 years
26
Theft or robbery
5 years
27
Kidnapping or burglary
5 years
28
Injury to elderly/disabled (not 1st Deg)
5 years
29
Abandoning or endangering child
5 years
30
