Now I'm suspicious because this victim's allegation keeps getting post after post. We all have seen it, and if the allegation is true, it's huge in confirming JA is involved in criminal behavior. But it doesn't do any good to go online and have others keep repeating an allegation. If the guy was drugged and raped, he should file charges or start a civil suit. This is no place to decide. It could be a place of support IF the victim files charges or a civil suit. If he doesn't, then it's an allegation. And the pedo rape ... I don't remember anything about that in this claim. It was about being drugged ... not being an underage child.
What year was this? I thought it was around ten years and the SOL is fifteen. In high-profile cases, it's easy to get an attorney on a contingency fee basis when there's a lot of money that can be recovered. This would be the template for such a case.
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quantokitty ago
Now I'm suspicious because this victim's allegation keeps getting post after post. We all have seen it, and if the allegation is true, it's huge in confirming JA is involved in criminal behavior. But it doesn't do any good to go online and have others keep repeating an allegation. If the guy was drugged and raped, he should file charges or start a civil suit. This is no place to decide. It could be a place of support IF the victim files charges or a civil suit. If he doesn't, then it's an allegation. And the pedo rape ... I don't remember anything about that in this claim. It was about being drugged ... not being an underage child.
HomeboyChrisBanned ago
Statute of limitations is up. And it costs money to file suits too. Do you not get either of those two facts?
quantokitty ago
What year was this? I thought it was around ten years and the SOL is fifteen. In high-profile cases, it's easy to get an attorney on a contingency fee basis when there's a lot of money that can be recovered. This would be the template for such a case.
joey4track ago
In DC SOL is only 3 years I beleive
quantokitty ago
No. in DC: SOL for 1st- and 2nd-degree offenses is 15 years. SOL for 3rd- and 4th-degree offenses is 10 years.