What is the statute of limitations in Florida?

Answer by  patti (29325)

It depends on the crime. There are different SOLs for different crimes as well as the various degrees of that crime. Some crimes, like murder, have no SOL.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The statute of limitations depends on the specific crime. The state of Florida has determine a specific SOL for any given felony. The SOL includes provisions for voluntary absence from the state, during which the clock stops running. There is no SOL on some crimes, including murder. The Florida penal code is available online.

Answer by  Champ (552)

The limitations vary by county, city, and the time frame in which the incident took place. Your best bet is to visit your local municipals court of clergy man and see what the rules governing your area is. In general the statute limitations are regulated by the clients age, kicking in at 17.