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By 2025 the United States presents a fragmented legal landscape for statutes of limitations (SOL) in child sexual abuse cases: some states have abolished civil or criminal time bars, many have extende...
Yes — in many U.S. states criminal charges for sexual offenses against minors can still be filed after the victim reaches adulthood, but the rules vary widely: some states have eliminated criminal sta...
Revival statutes—often called “windows”—plus discovery-rule doctrines and traditional tolling principles are the primary legal mechanisms that allow long-dormant child sexual abuse civil claims to pro...
You assert that multiple U.S. institutions — churches, Boy Scouts, child protective services, detention centers and police — are complicit in child sexual abuse (CSA) and cover-ups, making it a cultur...
Federal law criminalizes production, distribution, receipt, transportation and possession of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) principally under Chapter 110 of Title 18 — especially 18 U.S.C. §§ 2251...