In criminal cases, the prosecution must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.This high standard ensures that defendants are protected against wrongful convictions.Defendants in criminal cases have important constitutional protections.Civil cases use a lower standard called preponderance of evidence.This means the plaintiff must only prove their case is more likely true than not - just over fifty percent probability.Let's compare the key differences between criminal and civil standards.
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