The statute of limitations on a bad check charge begins the day the check was issued, an Adams County Common Pleas Court judge has ruled.
In reaching the decision, Judge Thomas R. Campbell rejected an argument from prosecutors that the statute of limitations does not start to run in such cases until the person who issued the bad check fails to make good on the promised payment within 10 days.
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