Criminal v Civil Law

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An individual seeks damages from a company for being fired illegally. What type of law is this?

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Civil Law

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A preponderance of the evidence is needed to punish an individual or group. Options: Civil Law, Criminal Law

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Civil Law

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Guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is necessary to punish an individual or group. Options: Civil Law, Criminal Law

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Criminal Law

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What type of law applies when Tim shoplifts a pair of jeans, a shirt, and a belt from Hollister?

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Criminal Law

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What type of law is involved when Dina sues Walmart after slipping on a waxed floor without a warning sign? Options: Civil Law, Criminal Law

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Civil Law

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Jack takes his car to be serviced and when he picks it up he notices a large dent that wasn't there when he left his car. He sues the mechanic. What type of law is involved? Options: Civil Law, Criminal Law

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Civil Law

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Debra burns down her store for insurance money and it causes damage to neighboring stores. Debra is arrested. What type of law is involved?

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Criminal Law

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What type of law is involved when Annabelle spreads a false rumor about Tammy leading to Tammy's firing? Options: Civil Law, Criminal Law

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Civil Law

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What type of law is involved when Sam enters into a plea bargain agreeing to plead guilty in exchange for probation instead of jail? Options: Civil Law, Criminal Law

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Criminal Law

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Wanda sues Mary for injuries she sustained from a car accident that was Mary's fault. They agree to settle out of court and Mary pays Wanda $5,000. What type of law is this?

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Civil Law