365 | Is Delayed Justice Fair? Part 2

Best Case Worst Case

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🗓️ 15 December 2023

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Jim and Francey conclude their debate on the trend to lift the time limit on sexual assault civil law suits.

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0:00.0	I think extending a statute of limitation that reaches back now 50 some years is
0:06.4	depriving and not be able to present a meaningful defense because memories fade,
0:11.6	evidence doesn't exist.
0:13.4	All the statute of limitations does is allow the filing of a complaint.
0:23.2	It doesn't necessarily mean a prosecution. Hello and
0:37.0	welcome to the best case worst cases
0:39.0	is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profile or former New York City
0:41.3	prosecutor and writer producer of criminal minds.
0:43.3	And with me today again is the very argumentative.
0:47.1	The always argumentative.
0:49.5	Hi everybody, it's Brancy Hakes,
0:50.9	former state and federal prosecutor,
0:52.7	also known as Argument for Living.
0:56.1	Hi, Jim, it's great to be back.
0:57.8	We have a debate to finish.
1:00.5	Yes, we do, we do.
1:02.0	And this debate is an important one because it's something that's going on. We're seeing the ramifications of it in the legal circles today.
1:11.0	Although the statute of limitations closed on the New York law, the
1:15.1	California law is still open. One aspect of it is through December 31st,
1:20.1	2023 and another aspect of it is open through December 31st of 2026.
1:27.0	So these are important laws and there are ramifications.
1:30.0	So we want people to know about them and what the arguments are on both sides of them.
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