CLEAN: DSK faces lesser standard of proof in civil

The video tutorial discusses the differences between civil and criminal cases, focusing on the standard of proof required in civil cases, which is the preponderance of evidence. It highlights the leniency in civil evidence rules compared to criminal cases and the potential for self-incrimination. The concept of diplomatic immunity is introduced, noting its complexity and potential impact on legal proceedings. The possibility of settlement is considered, with both parties having reasons to avoid a trial. The video concludes with a discussion on punitive damages and their role in civil cases.

What role does diplomatic immunity play in legal cases?

What factors might influence the decision to settle a case?