What is the statute of limitations for a class a Misdemeanor in New York if the defendant lives out of state?
The fact that a defendant lives out of state does not effect the Statute of Limitations. It is three years for an A misdemeanor.
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The fact that a defendant lives out of state does not effect the Statute of Limitations. It is three years for an A misdemeanor.
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