Here are some. Not sure how you couldn't know this unless you are in an echo chamber...unless you thought...no, you couldn't have but...did you actually think that the prosecuting attorneys were unaware of statute of limitations rule or that the judge wouldn't think of it? Lol. Please tell me you don't think that.
"Most felonies in New York state have a five-year statute of limitations, which normally would protect Trump from being prosecuted in connection with the payment to Daniels, as it occurred more than six years ago.
But under state law, the clock on the statute can be suspended an extra five years if a defendant is “continuously outside this state.”
Manhattan prosecutors are eyeing Donald Trump over a hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels during his presidential campaign against Hillary Clinton.
www.cnbc.com
"But that’s not always how the law works. In New York, the clock can stop on the statute of limitations when a potential defendant is continuously outside the state. Trump visited New York rarely over the four years of his presidency and now lives mostly in Florida and New Jersey."
More than six years after Donald Trump's lawyer paid off a porn star, New York prosecutors appear to be close to deciding whether the former president should face charges in connection with that payoff.
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"The charge usually has a five-year statute of limitations for prosecution as a felony, but that restriction can be extended if the defendant repeatedly moves in and out of the state within the time period, as Trump did during his presidency, the Times said."