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Politics : Arnold for Governor!
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To: JakeStraw who wrote (396)10/6/2003 2:40:17 PM
From: mph  Read Replies (1) of 773
 
Did Davis really suggest that the statute of limitations
be waived in Arnold's case????

I've never heard of such a thing,
at least in the criminal arena.

It's possible for a defendant to waive
the SOL in a civil action, but must have
engaged in behavior that essentially amounts
to an estoppel.

I would think that the prohibition against
ex post facto laws would preclude
selective waiver in criminal matters.
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