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5/26/09, 6:04 pm

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Difference between tort of battery and crime of battery?


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5/26/09, 6:32 pm

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Re: torts

The first one is a civil action brought by a person against another person or entity, the second one is a criminal action brought by the State/government against a person.

The standard of proofs are different.

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