Answer:
Criminal
A person found guilty may be executed as punishment
A verdict of guilty must be reached “beyond a reasonable doubt”
The state is always the prosecution
Both
A defendant is guaranteed the wright to have a lawyer represent him/her
Tried before a jury
Civil
The Plaintiff is the victim of the wrongdoing
A person found guilty may have to pay money for their wrongdoing (could be both, however, not 100% sure. In some criminal cases, a judge can sentence the guilty to repay victims.)
A verdict of guilty must be reached “by a preponderance of evidence”
The Plaintiff may receive direct compensation for being wronged
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