Key legal question
Whether repeated sexual assaults against the same child formed a limitation-relevant unity so that limitation ran only from the last act.
Extracted holding
The conduct did not constitute a limitation-relevant unity; each act must be assessed separately for limitation purposes.
Extracted reasoning
After abandoning the doctrine of limitation unity, only statutory or natural unity may justify joint treatment. For long-term child sexual abuse there was no sufficiently close temporal and spatial connection, so limitation runs separately for each act.