Many child sexual abuse cases cannot be prosecuted because the victims report the crimes after the statutes of limitations have expired. Many States have amended their laws by implementing new exceptions to toll the running of the limitations period and extending the time available for prosecution. The procedures and exceptions used by individual States to extend the statute of limitations in child sexual abuse cases are discussed in detail. The article proposes that State legislatures adopt laws that suspend the tolling of the statute of limitations until discovery of the child sexual abuse offense had been made by a third person not party to the offense. 140 footnotes.