What is the statue of limitations for filing a civil rights 1983 lawsuit in pa against federal prison

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When i was incarcerated there they stopped me from filing my complaints to ahigher administrative level, punished me for filing my complaints to a higher administrative, cruel and unusal punishment, interfered with my incoming and outgoing mail, stopped me from exhausting all my remedies to take lee county federal prison to court who violated my rights also and so much more.

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Craig Paul KalinoskiCriminal Defense AttorneyScranton, PA ·
Generally, a 1983 federal civil rights action must be commenced within a 2 year statute of limitation period. To preserve any Pennsylvania state tort law claims against the liable government entities you may be required to send written statutory notice to the government entity within six months of the violation of your rights. Some state tort law claims in Pennsylvania, such as invasion of privacy rights only have a one year statute of limitation. You should speak to an experienced civil rights lawyer without delay to properly protect your legal rights. Craig P. Kalinoski, Esq. KALINOSKI LAW OFFICES, P.C. lifetimelawyer.com
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