Re: statue of limits in new york

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I concur with Mikey. The time that he is out of the country or in
any other way is hiding from the authorities does not count toward
the statute of limitations.

On 8/15/06, M'sta Mikey wrote:
> On 8/15/06, NEEEEEEED HELPPPPPPPPP wrote:
>> On 8/13/06, Curmudgeon wrote:
>>> If he was just indicted, why in the world do you think the
>>> statute of limitations would be of any help to him?
>>>
>>> On 8/13/06, NEEEEED HELPPPPP wrote:
>>>> one of my friends was indictied on armed robbery in the
>>>> 1st is there a statue of limitations on that serious of a
>>>> charge(felony)in new york state? and if there is how long
>>>> is it?plz e-mail me back or post a follow-up as A.S.A.P.
>> he's thinkin about leavin the U.S. and he wanted to know how
>> long he had to be out of the U.S. for thats why.
>
> If he leaves, he'd better stay out...FOR GOOD! Felony warrants
> only expire when the individual is caught or dies; whichever
> comes first.
>
> And don't think he can hide. If he's caught outside of the
> country, there are extradition proceedings that will being him
> back to face the music - then he's REALLY in deep sh$$.