Burglar Bob breaks into Vince Victim's house. Bob steals a flat-screen television and laptop and does a significant amount of damage to the property before he leaves. Fortunately, Vince has a state-of-the-art security system. It captures excellent images of Bob, who is soon caught by police. Assume that two legal actions follow, one civil and one criminal. Who will be responsible for bringing the civil case? What will be the outcome if the jury believes that Bob burgled Vince's house? Who will be responsible for bringing the criminal case? What will be the outcome if the jury believes that Bob burgled Vince's house? 1. Who will bring the civil case? 2. Who will bring the criminal case? 3. In the criminal case, is the district attorney Vince's attorney? 4. Will there be a defendant in both the criminal and civil cases? 5. What could happen to Bob if the jury in the civil case believes that he burgled Vince's house? 6. What could happen to Bob if the jury in the criminal case believes that he burgled Vince's house? 7. If Bob is found guilty of a crime, it means he probably violated What if the facts were different? Suppose that Criminal Carl breaks into Vince Victim's house, steals the TV and does terrible damage to the property. However, when the police tell Vince they have Footage of Carl committing the crime, Vince no longer wants to press charges because he had Carl were friends when they were children. 8. Vince does not want to bring an action against Car, what will happen to the civil case? 9. If Vince does not want to bring an action against Carl, what will happen to the criminal case? 10. True or false: A defendant can still go to jail even if a victim does not want to go forward with a case