The Colorado Senate failed to pass a bill that would have lifted the statute of limitations for child sex assault survivors

A constitutional amendment referring the question to voters failed in the state senate after every Republican voted against it. Colorado voters will not get the chance to weigh in on whether the statute of limitations should be lifted for child sex assault civil cases. Every Republican vote against lifting statute of limitation for civil cases failed in state senate.

Colorado Senate fails to pass bill that would lift statute of limitations for child sex assault no matter how long ago it happened. The state Senate failed to pass the bill. The bill would lift the statute of limitation for child sexual assault no longer than 30 years old no matter what happened.

A constitutional amendment -- pushed by survivors of child sexual assault -- hangs in the balance at the State Capitol. Colorado Republicans line up against the amendment, saying it's too late for the amendment to be passed. The amendment is being pushed by Colorado Republicans, who want to keep it from being passed.

A constitutional amendment -- pushed by survivors of child sexual assault -- hangs in the balance at the State Capitol. Colorado Republicans line up against the amendment, saying it's too late for the amendment to be passed. The amendment is being pushed by Colorado Republicans, who want to keep it from being passed.