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Saturday, 05/28/2022 12:04:46 PM

Saturday, May 28, 2022 12:04:46 PM

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Statutes of Limitation Under Federal Law

According to US Code 18 Section 3282, the statute of limitations for the majority of crimes is five years. Keep in mind that the statute of limitations could be longer in some cases, OR may not exist at all for some crimes. The statute of limitations also may be lengthened in some cases, such as where the accused is a fugitive, or if DNA evidence is needed from the accused, or if more time is required to get evidence from abroad.

When Are Statutes of Limitation Longer Than Five Years?

Some crimes have a longer statute of limitations:

Evading federal income taxes: 6 years
Not filing a federal tax return with the IRS: 6 years
Significant fraud of $1 million or more involving the US government: 7 years
Arson: 10 years
Embezzling money from a federal institution: 10 years
Using fraudulent citizenship documents: 10 years


https://www.federalcharges.com/federal-statutes-of-limitations/

This covers all Federal criminal acts other than:
Federal crimes with the death penalty, such as murder
Terrorism crimes that cause death or serious injury
Sex crimes with a child or minor

SOL has long since passed for any fraud acts related to CSHD/CONV.

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