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Criminal charges can be filed twenty years after the person reaches the age of majority, which in CA. is eighteen. Civil action, a maximum of one year after "discovery". This particular law has been and will continue to be challenged at every appellate level including the U.S. Supreme Court.

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From what I could gather, a law passed on July 1, 1990 changed the SOL to 4 years and is not retroactive.
That's really too bad as I am a victim of child abuse and am from Iowa. In Canada, for example, there is NO statute of limitations when it comes to child abuse. Amen for Canada!

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What is the statute of limitation of child abuse in the state of Kentucky?

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Most state laws are on line now and you can search the actual statute. Often the statute is "tolled" when the abuse is blocked by a child and is not remembered until later.

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There is no statute of limitations on child abuse in Canada.

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There is no statutes of limitations on child abuse in ANY state.

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In the state of California child abuse is physical injury inflicted on a child that is not accidental. Child abuse in the state of California is also defined as endangering a child.

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