Understanding Civil Law

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Questions and Answers

In civil law, who brings the case?

  • The state
  • The aggrieved party (correct)
  • The judge
  • The jury

Which standard of proof is required in criminal law?

  • More likely than not
  • Clear and convincing evidence
  • Preponderance of the evidence
  • Beyond all reasonable doubt (correct)

Who is responsible for bringing a case in criminal law?

  • The state (correct)
  • The aggrieved party
  • The jury
  • The judge

What is the main aim of criminal law?

<p>Regulating and protecting society (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In civil law, who decides the outcome of a case?

<p>Judge without a jury (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of laws result in penalties for their breach?

<p>Criminal laws (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Who brings a civil case?

The aggrieved party initiates the lawsuit.

Criminal law proof standard?

The standard is 'beyond all reasonable doubt'.

Who brings a criminal case?

The state or government brings the case.

Main aim of criminal law?

To maintain order and protect society.

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Who decides a civil case?

A judge decides the outcome without a jury.

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What are criminal laws?

Laws that carry punishments for violations.

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