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Yes I too found it unbelievable at first that the burden of proof rests with prosecution, upon further study I did learn that
the burden may shift in civil cases if the party establishes a prima facie case that is in all respects sufficient.
There are two main standards, viz. proof on balance of probabilities and proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Collins Dictionary of Law © W.J. Stewart, 2006
Not sure if it is these days, or the days before these days, and certainly not related to this thread, but handy to know in case one should find oneself in court on a civil matter.
the burden may shift in civil cases if the party establishes a prima facie case that is in all respects sufficient.
There are two main standards, viz. proof on balance of probabilities and proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Collins Dictionary of Law © W.J. Stewart, 2006
Not sure if it is these days, or the days before these days, and certainly not related to this thread, but handy to know in case one should find oneself in court on a civil matter.
But of course... ↑ ↑
Unbelievable. No, wait, I take that back. Totally believable these days.
Unbelievable. No, wait, I take that back. Totally believable these days.