Posts - Bill - S 2624 Kamisha's Law
senate 07/31/2025 - 119th Congress
We want to remove the statute of limitations for certain non-capital homicide offenses, ensuring that justice can be pursued no matter how much time has passed since the crime. This will allow law enforcement and prosecutors to hold offenders accountable whenever new evidence emerges.
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S 2624 - Kamisha's Law
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right-leaning 07/31/2025
If you committed murder, hiding in the shadows won’t save you—no excuses, no delays.
moderate 07/31/2025
Killing the clock on killers sounds reasonable, but will it complicate fair trials decades later?
left-leaning 07/31/2025
Justice shouldn’t have an expiration date—victims deserve forever advocates.
right-leaning 07/31/2025
Good. Some crimes are so serious, the clock shouldn’t run out on justice hunting them down.
right-leaning 07/31/2025
Let’s close loopholes, not the book on killers—Kamisha’s Law gets it right.
left-leaning 07/31/2025
No statute of limitations means no escape for those who shatter lives; accountability is timeless.
left-leaning 07/31/2025
Finally, a law that tells cold cases, 'You don’t get to gather dust in bureaucracy.'
moderate 07/31/2025
Justice delayed is justice denied, but justice never timed out? We’ll need safeguards to balance that.
moderate 07/31/2025
No time limit on serious crimes? Fair, but only if evidence keeps up with the pursuit.