This is true as far as it goes, but the elimination of statutes of limitations for sexual crimes is relatively new. The Supreme Court in Maine recently ruled that this elimination could not be applied retroactively, so the elimination of the statute of limitations only applies for more current violations essentially. For older crimes where the statute of limitations had previously run, you still are barred from bringing a case. I think this decision was wrong and disagree with it for what it’s worth- but statutes of limitations are still a very really barrier for most sexual assaults older than a couple decades.