Hello: Can someone please explain if stature of limitation applies in this case: 20 years ago, my soon to be ex-husband was arrested on suspicion of insurance fraud and was released on bail (he claims he was innocent). He did not return to his court hearing, instead he skipped bail, returned to his native country and has never returned. Question: as this happened 20 years ago and was actually not convicted due to his absence and therefore I am assuming is only guilty of skipping bail, would he get arrested if he returned to Canada?. He has been able to travel freely in Europe and the U.S., so it would seem the Canadian authorities did not alert any institution, ie: FBI, Interpol, etc. of his status as a refugee from Canadian law. We have a son together and would be interested in knowing if he could return on a tourist visa, his prior status was student visa, though I had started the process of sponsoring him after I married him, but he left before obtaining landed immigrant status. Any way I can find out if he was convicted in absentia, his current criminal status?. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

