The Law In Order: Old Timer

The statute of limitations is an odd thing. If you can invoke the chickenshit defence and say, hide out in the Ecuadorian embassy for a number of years to dodge a rape charge, then it can work in your favour. If on the other hand you can’t be arsed with that you can always just try and stall your enemies with a number of countersuits. Of course you are more likely to end up hanging in a cell though. 

DATELINE:
January 2107 (Daily Star).

WHO’S RESPONSIBLE?:
John Wagner and Alan Grant wonder if Ron Smith is really a hundred years old.

WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT (IN ONE SENTENCE)?:
Dredd visits an old perp.

IT’S CULTURAL, INNIT?:
George Raft was an American actor skilled at portraying gangsters.

ANY LAW LORE?:
The Big Meg has no statute of limitations.

WHAT THE DROKK?:
There is a home for retired gangsters?

WHAT’S THE ART LIKE?:
Standard.

HOW MANY LINKS?:
Three.