New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) has introduced a revised version of
the Child Victims Act that would remove the statute of limitations on
prosecution of abusers in public and private institutions around the
state.
Cuomo’s proposal would allow adults who were abused as children to file civil lawsuits up to 50 years after the attacks occurred, and would allow victims who couldn’t bring their cases to court due to current statute-of-limitations laws to have a one-year window to do so.
http://blog.au.org/church-state/march-2017-church-state/au-bulletin/ny-wants-to-expand-statute-of-limitations-for-sex
Cuomo’s proposal would allow adults who were abused as children to file civil lawsuits up to 50 years after the attacks occurred, and would allow victims who couldn’t bring their cases to court due to current statute-of-limitations laws to have a one-year window to do so.
http://blog.au.org/church-state/march-2017-church-state/au-bulletin/ny-wants-to-expand-statute-of-limitations-for-sex