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In civil cases, what standard of proof is required to prove a claim by the party having the burden of proof?
In civil cases, what standard of proof is required to prove a claim by the party having the burden of proof?
- Clear and convincing evidence
- Proof by a preponderance of evidence (correct)
- Proof beyond reasonable doubt
- Proof by clear and convincing evidence
In criminal cases, what standard of proof is required to prove the guilt of the accused?
In criminal cases, what standard of proof is required to prove the guilt of the accused?
- Clear and convincing evidence
- Proof by clear and convincing evidence
- Proof beyond a reasonable doubt (correct)
- Proof by a preponderance of evidence
In which type of case can an offer of compromise be received as an implied admission of guilt?
In which type of case can an offer of compromise be received as an implied admission of guilt?
- Criminal cases (correct)
- Civil cases
- Election cases
- Labor cases
Which type of case enjoys the constitutional presumption of innocence for the accused?
Which type of case enjoys the constitutional presumption of innocence for the accused?
What are the component elements of Evidence according to the Rules of Court?
What are the component elements of Evidence according to the Rules of Court?
Why is Evidence required in a legal case according to the text?
Why is Evidence required in a legal case according to the text?
Which type of case does not apply to the rules mentioned except by analogy or in suppletory character?
Which type of case does not apply to the rules mentioned except by analogy or in suppletory character?
What does 'Scope of the Rules of Evidence' mean based on the text?
What does 'Scope of the Rules of Evidence' mean based on the text?
What is the main purpose behind requiring parties to present admissible evidence?
What is the main purpose behind requiring parties to present admissible evidence?
Which term best describes the principle that guides the rules of evidence mentioned in the text?
Which term best describes the principle that guides the rules of evidence mentioned in the text?
What is the significance of evidence being both substantive and procedural as per the text?
What is the significance of evidence being both substantive and procedural as per the text?
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