In Civil Cases, the Standard of Proof for Being Held

question 21

Multiple Choice

In civil cases, the standard of proof for being held liable is _____, while in criminal cases, it is _____.

• A) beyond a reasonable doubt; clear and convincing evidence
• B) clear and convincing evidence; preponderance of the evidence
• C) preponderance of the evidence; beyond a reasonable doubt
• D) reasonable person standard; clear and convincing evidence

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