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I don't know what the Swedish limits are, but in Finland the "right the charge a person of a crime" (whatever it would be called in English) will expire in:
by kiiski 12y ago
I don't know what the Swedish limits are, but in Finland the "right the charge a person of a crime" (whatever it would be called in English) will expire in:
- never, if the maximum sentence would be life
- 20 years, if the max is more than 8 years
- 10 years, if the max is 2-8 years
- 5 years, if the max is 1-2 years
- 2 years, if the max is less than 1 year or a fine
- if the crime was a "serious sexual crime
against a child" it will expire at earliest
when the victim turns 28
- eCa 12y ago- never, for murder, genocide and similar (but informally 70 years) - 25 years, if max is life - 15 years, if max is more than 8 years - 10 years, if max is 2-8 years - 5 years, if max is 1-2 years - 2 years, if max is 1 year - for sexual crimes against children the limit is counted from the victim's 18th birthday. http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preskription http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preskription