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What Kim Kataguiri said about interrupt the statute of limitations if a convicted person escapes

About: interrupt the statute of limitations if a convicted person escapes

Kim Kataguiri: What we are doing now is very simple.

Kim Kataguiri: You were convicted, you fled, you lose the right to prescription (the statute of limitations).

The crime will not prescribe while you are on the run, which is obvious; otherwise you are rewarding and encouraging the person to flee, because if he is successful in his escape and not caught within a certain period of time, which will depend on the crime he committed, he can return as if nothing had happened.

Kim Kataguiri · 111:20

Kim Kataguiri: So I'm pleased with this approval. I want to thank Deputy Fraga, who was the Rapporteur of this bill and who also led, politically alongside me, this approval in Plenary.

Kim Kataguiri: I wish and hope that in the Senate — the Senators sometimes sit around in slippers and do not advance projects approved in this House — now this bill will be quickly approved.

Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence

states clearly that the crime's statute of limitations will not run during the period of flight.

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