Article 32
Any violation of any personal freedom, of the sanctity of the private life of human beings, or of any of the rights or liberties that have been guaranteed by law or by this Basic Law shall be considered a crime. Criminal and civil cases resulting from such violations may not be subject to any statute of limitations. The National Authority shall guarantee a fair remedy to those who suffer from such damage.
Article (149)
1. If, after the investigation is over, the deputy prosecutor is of the opinion that the act is not punishable by law, that the action has lapsed by prescription, death, general amnesty or because the accused was previously tried for the same crime or is not penally liable by reason of his youth or mental illness, or that the circumstances of the case entail that it be dismissed for lack of importance, he sends a memorandum with his opinion to the Public Prosecution for further action.
The crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court shall not be subject to any statute of limitations.