When a complaint is e-mailed to a federal court clerk within the statute of limitations, the filing is considered timely — even if the court doesn’t electronically process the filing until the time window is closed.That’s what a 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel held last week in a nine-page opinion that revives a civil-rights suit in a southern Illinois federal court. The Fourth Amendment complaint stemmed from a 2011 incident in Granite City. Plaintiff Danny Farley alleged that when he called the police to report …