Some incidents may give rise to both civil and criminal trials.For example,if a bank employee embezzles money from customers' accounts, the employee will be subject to criminal charges and the bank will be sued for damages. Using much of the same evidence at both trials, the cases will still be very different. In fact, the standard of proofwill be:

The standard of proof for the criminal case will be apreponderance of the evidenceand the standard of proof for the civil case will bebeyond a reasonable doubt.

The standard of proof for a criminal case will bebeyond a reasonable doubtand the standard of proof for the civil case will beapreponderance of the evidence.

The actualstandard of proof will be nearly identical because the evidence is nearly identical.

All of the above.