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Decoding Justice: Key Differences Between Civil and Criminal Litigation

CaseFox

Discovery is the process by which parties exchange information and evidence. The Burden of Proof : This refers to the responsibility that the plaintiff (the party bringing the case) must demonstrate sufficient evidence of their claims. It’s also described as the “balance of probabilities.”

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When is a Categorical Privilege Log Insufficient?

E-Discovery LLC

Managing E-Discovery and ESI: From Pre-Litigation Through Trial” (ABA 2011), 355-58. Two defendants sought discovery of communications between the plaintiff and the government. Plaintiff objected, asserting attorney-client privilege, joint prosecution privilege, common interest privilege, and the attorney work-product doctrine.

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Understanding Jury Duty and Misconduct in the Legal Arena

Jury Analyst

A juror tasked with objective deliberation and verdict issuance based on evidence presented in court embodies the foundational aspect of a fair trial. Engaging with media reports on the case can pollute a juror’s objectivity with speculative or non-evidentiary information. Pronounced jury misconduct can lead to civil litigation.