How Do the Burdens of Proof in Criminal Cases and Tort

question 45

Multiple Choice

How do the burdens of proof in criminal cases and tort cases differ?

• A) The burden of proof in a criminal case is higher than in a tort case.
• B) The burden of proof in a criminal case is "beyond a balance of probabilities," but it must be "proven beyond a reasonable doubt" in a tort case.
• C) The burden of proof in a criminal case rests with the accused,whereas in tort cases it rests with the plaintiff.
• D) It is easier to prove a tort case than it is to prove a criminal case

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