Question 91 pts Under the Common Law system in Australia, two basic areas of law with distinct procedures and remedies are identified as Civil Law and Criminal Law. Which of the following is NOT one of the ways in which Civil Law differs from Criminal Law?

a) In a civil case the party bringing the action is called the plaintiff; in a criminal case it is the Crown.

b) In a civil case the party bringing the action must establish their case on the balance of probabilities; in a criminal case they must establish their case beyond all reasonable doubt.

c) Civil law is concerned with disputes between citizen and citizen; criminal law is concerned with disputes between the State and an accused.

d) The outcome of a civil trial is usually punishment of the defendant; the outcome of a criminal trial is usually compensation paid by the defendant to the victim.