Unfortunately there is no statute of limitations for murder so you can be laying in bed decades later and the cops may come busting through your door to arrest you.
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unfortunately?
If you can get away with it for twenty-five years you should win and not be able to be charged.
That's (almost) how it works in Italy. Mostly it works like this, if the maximum sentence for a certain crime is X years, if you are not sentenced after X years (if X is less than 6 years, then use 6 years) you are no longer triable.
Unless the maximum sentence for the crime is a life sentence, in which case, you are always triable.
And of course it is a bit more complicated, as there are certain rules on "when the clock starts ticking", and "when the clock stops ticking" and "when the clock is paused for a bit".
Which in my opinion is fair, although there were some people that abused the system to try to avoid a sentence, which is bad, but I think that in general a few bad people exploiting a good rule doesn't mean the rule must be removed. If anything we should change the rule a bit to prevent such exploits.
Mi aspetto sempre di tutto quando apro Lemmy, ma non avrei mai immaginato di sentir qualcuno parlare bene della prescrizione
In a town near my house a woman disappeared 9 years ago. Her remains have been found last week. So months or years, no, you are not "safe". Thankfully
thanks honk