The Delaware Statute of Limitations was updated in 2007 and its readjusted laws refuse Joe Biden’s daughter Ashley any potential legal recourse should she ever go forward with a lawsuit against her father, President Joe Biden, for “probably not appropriate” showers President Biden allegedly took with her.
Documents from Ashley Biden’s personal diary were published by National File in 2020. Ashley described “showers with my dad” that were “probably not appropriate.”
She also journaled how she believes she was molested as a child and remembers “being somewhat sexualized.”
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Under Biden’s former state of residency, Delaware, Ashley would have no legal way to confront, in the court of law, her father over any abuse. This is because:
“The two-year statute of limitations does not apply to minor victims of sexual abuse. In 2007 Delaware enacted a specific exception for minors, children under the age of 18, who were sexually abused by an adult. If a minor was sexually abused after 2007, they have an unlimited amount of time to file a civil lawsuit. This includes lawsuits brought by their parents or legal guardians. The 2007 change in the statute of limitations reflects the hard work advocacy groups have been doing across the country to help protect the legal rights of children who are victims of abuse.”
This means any victim of childhood abuse that occurred earlier than 2007 is unable to submit a sexual abuse lawsuit in the state’s court.
Ashley Biden was born in 1981 and is currently 41 years old.
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