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Burden of proof in criminal trial
What is the burden of proof required to convict a defendant in a criminal trial? What is the burden of proof required for a party to prevail in a civil case? Is the standard the same for each? Why or why not? What is the general type of penalty that is imposed on the losing party in a criminal case? A civil case? Fully explain any differences.
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