Modifies provisions relating to time limitations for certain sexual offenses
Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
Summary
The bill repeals existing statutes of limitation for childhood sexual abuse and replaces them with provisions that allow survivors to file civil lawsuits at any time and let prosecutors bring charges for sexual offenses involving victims 18 or younger without a deadline. It also declares any nondisclosure agreement in such cases unenforceable. The changes would apply to actions arising on or after August 28 2026.
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