Distinctions Between Civil And Criminal Law
Which of the following accurately describes a distinction between civil and criminal law?
AThe burden of proof in a civil case is a "preponderance of the evidence," whereas in a criminal case, it is "beyond a reasonable doubt."
BCivil cases involve a wrong against society, whereas criminal cases involve a loss to only one specific victim.
CThere is no distinction between civil and criminal law.
DCivil cases are entirely statutory, whereas criminal cases are based on both statutes and case law.