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A Not so Retro Problem: Extending Statutes of Limitations to Hold Institutions Responsible for Child Sexual Abuse Accountable under State Constitutions
This Comment argues that state constitutions should permit retroactive extensions of statutes of limitations in child sexual abuse cases. Surveying state constitutional approaches and the federal rule established in Campbell v. Holt and Chase Securities Corp. v. Donaldson, the Comment contends that
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