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That just seems wrong to me. Changing statutes of limitations after the fact and after they've expired to allow people to be sued / charged seems like a really bad idea. It's over and done. You waited too long to do anything about it. What are you going to prove in most cases 50 years after the fact?
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Since she's saying it was non-consensual thats not going to be a defense.
She wasn't able to file charges for most of that time. NYS re-opened a year-long window last year allowing victims of older crimes to come forward as adults to be able to go after the alleged perpetrators.
A law that was clearly targeted at Trump, BTW.
That just seems wrong to me. Changing statutes of limitations after the fact and after they've expired to allow people to be sued / charged seems like a really bad idea. It's over and done. You waited too long to do anything about it. What are you going to prove in most cases 50 years after the fact?
Always wondered why, in a "she said, he said" case, one party would be given more credibility than the other, especially when there is no evidence or witnesses.
ETA: And Christine Blasey Ford is stickin' to her story. Memoir coming out in '24: https://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/christine-blasey-ford-testified-justice-brett-kavanaugh-release-103148599