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Statute of limitations It’s not immediately clear what the results of the inquiry may be, especially because of Wisconsin’s statute of limitations. Under Wisconsin law, there is no statute of limitations for first-degree sexual assault of a child. For second-degree sexual assault of a child and sexual exploitation of a child, the prosecution must start before the victim reaches the age of 45. Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm, who previously called for a state investigation into the Catholic Church’s response to allegations of sexual abuse of minors, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2019 that criminal prosecutions in most cases would be highly unlikely because victims or perpetrators may have died or the statute of limitations may have run out.

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