Asked by Youmna Mohamed on May 15, 2024

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If the time allowed under a state's statute of limitations has expired

A) the case can usually still be tried in a civil, but not a criminal, court.
B) the case can usually still be tried in a county court.
C) no action can be brought.
D) there will be high fees associated with bringing an action.

Statute Of Limitations

A law prescribing the time limit within which legal action must be initiated for a particular kind of claim.

Civil Court

A court dealing with non-criminal cases, often involving disputes between individuals or organizations over rights, contracts, and liabilities.

County Court

A local court system that handles civil and minor criminal cases within a specific county.

  • Understand the concept and importance of a statute of limitations in legal actions.
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Brendan O'RourkeMay 21, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Once the statute of limitations has expired, no legal action can be initiated or pursued regarding the matter in question. This applies to both civil and criminal cases, and it is not dependent on the type of court.