Civil vs. Criminal Trials Comparision Storyboard
תיאור Storyboard
Branches of Government - The Judicial Branch - Criminal Vs. Civil trial
טקסט Storyboard
- Who is the trial between?
- CIVIL
- VS.
- Who is the trial between?
- CRIMINAL
- VS.
- In a civil trial, the trial is between two parties, or individuals. The disputes are usually over legal disputes, divorces, injuries, negligence, or breaches of contract.
- What are the results of the trial?
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- A criminal trial is between an individual or party versus the government. A criminal trial occurs when an individual or party has broken a law of society, and they admit guilt, or attempt to deny or justify their actions.
- What are the results of the trial?
- In a civil trial, the individual at fault is usually punished by paying the plaintiff a sum, as determined by the judge.
- Who decides the case?
- Depending on the severity of the crime, the guilty party can be forced to pay a fine, serve jail time, serve probation, or in some states they can be executed.
- Who decides the case?
- Image Attributions:"Crime Scene Do Not Cross" tape (https://www.flickr.com/photos/textexin/3612094774/) - Tex Texin - License: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)
- In most civil trials, a judge presides over the case and determines guilt. A civil trial can have a jury if either side requests one.
- In a criminal trial, a jury listens to the evidence and witnesses, and uses that information to determine guilt. A judge presides over the case to ensure a fair legal process, but it is up to the jury to determine guilt.
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- "Crime Scene Do Not Cross" tape - Tex Texin - (רישיון Attribution )
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