Does the statues of limitation apply to crime even if the person is on probation when alleged crime occurs?
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Does the statues of limitation apply to crime even if the person is on probation when alleged crime occurs?
Person on probation another alleged crime occurs but person not charged with new crime. Can they be charged five years later
Asked on May 2, 2009 under Criminal Law, Florida
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Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
Although I am not a Florida lawyer, I have little doubt that if you are asking "Does a person with a criminal record, who was out on probation when he allegedly committed a second crime, get the benefits of a shorter statute of limitation than a person with a clean record would have solely because he was on probation?" the answer to be a big has NO.
However, as a second time offender he likely would get the benefits of a longer sentence.
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