Each of the following is an important difference between criminal law and civil law EXCEPT for which one?

Each of the following is an important difference between criminal law and civil law EXCEPT for which one?

None of the choices

Criminal cases are tried in a state court, whereas civil cases are tried in federal court

The plaintiff in a criminal case is an agency of the government, whereas the plaintiff in a civil case is usually a private entity

A lower standard is used for the burden of proof in a civil case as opposed to the $$beyond a reasonable doubt$$ standard used in criminal cases

The defendant in a criminal case usually faces a fine or prison sentence, whereas the defendant in a civil case is usually being asked to pay money damages to compensate the plaintiff for the losses he or she suffered