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According to the monetarist theory
Plead Guilty
The act of admitting to the court that one committed the offense with which they are charged.
No Trial
A legal proceeding that is resolved without a full trial, often through a settlement agreement, plea bargain, or dismissal of the case.
Beyond A Reasonable Doubt
A standard of proof in criminal trials that requires the prosecution to prove the defendant's guilt to such a degree that there could be no "reasonable doubt" in the mind of a "reasonable person".
Preponderance Of The Evidence
The standard of proof in civil trials, requiring that the evidence presented by one side be more convincing than the evidence of the other side.
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