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Definitions for "Balance of Probabilities"
Keywords:  doubt, proof, criminal, avo, civil
Related Terms: Burden of proof, Preponderance of evidence, Admissible, Prima facie case, Beyond a reasonable doubt, Finding of fact, Directed verdict, Trier of fact, Exculpatory evidence, Admissible evidence, Rebuttal, Closing argument, Question of fact, Preponderance of the evidence, Evidence, Admission, Standard of proof, Allege, Adversary system, Beyond reasonable doubt, Hearsay evidence, Adjudicatory hearing, Opening statement, Closing arguments, Harmless error, Judicial notice, Evidentiary hearing, Prima facie, Rules of evidence, Clear and convincing evidence, Alleged, Objection, Trial, Preliminary hearings, Preliminary hearing, Hearsay, Allegation, Argument, Petit jury, Motion in limine, Summary judgment, Presumption of innocence, No bill, Challenge for cause, Exclusionary rule, Motion for summary judgment, Preliminary examination, Plead, Peremptory challenge, Extrajudicial
The standard of proof in civil cases, ie for something to be proven to be true it must be more probable than not. This is a lesser standard than the standard of proof in criminal matters which is "beyond reasonable doubt".• Civil Courts
legalaid.qld.gov.au
This is the level of proof required in all civil matters, including AVO matters. It means the offence is more likely than not to have happened.
lawlink.nsw.gov.au
This is the standard of proof in civil claims. Think of it in terms of having to prove that something is more likely to be true than not.
d218520.nt57.net-tecs.co.uk
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