Burden of Proof in a Civil Trial

The video tutorial explains the concept of the burden of proof in legal cases, focusing on the standard known as 'preponderance of the evidence.' This standard requires the plaintiff to demonstrate that it is more likely than not that the defendant committed the alleged actions or inactions. The tutorial also covers the necessity for clear and convincing evidence to establish liability, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating the probability of the defendant's actions in favor of the plaintiff's claims.

What is the burden of proof that a plaintiff must demonstrate?

Explain the meaning of 'preponderance of the evidence' in legal terms.

How does the standard of proof affect the outcome of a legal case?

What must be shown to find a defendant liable according to the text?

Describe the role of evidence in determining the actions or inactions of a defendant.