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U.S. Supreme Court: Reviving Expired Statute of Limitations Violates Ex Post Facto

Loaded on Oct. 15, 2003 published in Prison Legal News October, 2003, page 27
Filed under: Guard Misconduct, Criminal Prosecution, Sentencing, Ex Post Facto. Location: California.
U.S. Supreme Court: Reviving Expired Statute of Limitations Violates Ex Post Facto Clause


Reversing the California Court of Appeal, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California's recent law reviving criminal liability for previously time-barred prosecutions violated the Constitutional proscription against ex post facto laws.


Catering to public outrage against child …

 

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