Which rules/laws/limitations govern the duration between the discovery of a crime and the action taken against the accused?

refer to the duration of time that can lapse between the discovery of a crime and the action taken against the accused.

1.)good samaritan laws
statues of limitation
rules of evidence

2.)minimum
average
maximum

Statues of Limitation refer to the maximum duration of time that can lapse between the discovery of a crime and the action taken against the accused.

Explanation:

In Roman-German law, Statues of Limitation is an institute that aims to regulate the loss of the right to sue, due to the expiration of a certain period of time. That is, Statues of Limitation refer to the maximum duration of time that can lapse between the discovery of a crime and the action taken against the accused.

By comparative law, Statues of Limitation is equated with the limitation period of the Common Law.

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