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Which of the following terms relates to both civil and criminal law? O Defendant O Plaintiff O Prosecutor O Out-of-court settlement -
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Which of the following terms relates to both civil and criminal law?

O Defendant
O Plaintiff
O Prosecutor
O Out-of-court settlement
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defendant is who the case is being brought out against in both civil and criminal law.

prosecutor is only criminal, plaintiff and out of court settlement is only civil
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