Today, we will introduce Virginia's Law, a simple but essential piece of legislation eliminating the statute of limitations that has shielded horrific criminals like Jeffrey Epstein and denied survivors of the ability to hold them accountable. For years, survivors who were abused, trafficked, and exploited by Jeffrey Epstein were ignored by the justice system. They were told nobody believes them. They were told to be silent. When the truth about Jeffrey Epstein finally started to come out, when the world started listening to their stories, oftentimes, the laws on the books said: Sorry, it is too late. The deadline to bring your case has passed. Virginia's Law will change that because justice for victims of abuse should not have an expiration date. Congress should pass this law immediately.
Chuck Schumer: “Today, we will introduce Virginia's Law, a simple but essential piece of legislation eliminating the statute of…”
On the recordFebruary 10, 2026
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Introducing Virginia's Law to eliminate the statute of limitations for abuse survivors.
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