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Disclaimer: IANAL To clarify, the plaintiff does have to prove it was the defendant that wronged them, but instead the standard of proof being "beyond a reason
by jdc 8y ago
Disclaimer: IANAL
To clarify, the plaintiff does have to prove it was the defendant that wronged them, but instead the standard of proof being "beyond a reasonable doubt" it's something like on "the balance of probabilities."