Time limit for Class 2-6 felonies.

Time limit for Class 2-6 felonies.

• A. 3 years
• B. 5 years
• C. 10 years
• D. 7 years

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is the statute of limitations for criminal prosecutions, specifically how long the state has to file charges for a felony. For Class 2 through Class 6 felonies in Arizona, the standard window to bring charges is seven years. The clock generally starts when the offense occurs, but there are tolling provisions—certain circumstances that pause or extend the period (like when the defendant is not in the state or other legal factors apply). Because seven years is the typical limit for those felony classes, that choice reflects the correct timeframe. The other numbers don’t match the usual limit for Class 2-6 felonies (three, five, or ten years).

The main idea here is the statute of limitations for criminal prosecutions, specifically how long the state has to file charges for a felony. For Class 2 through Class 6 felonies in Arizona, the standard window to bring charges is seven years. The clock generally starts when the offense occurs, but there are tolling provisions—certain circumstances that pause or extend the period (like when the defendant is not in the state or other legal factors apply). Because seven years is the typical limit for those felony classes, that choice reflects the correct timeframe. The other numbers don’t match the usual limit for Class 2-6 felonies (three, five, or ten years).