These are the Legal Systems in Canada. Could you please list the number for the answers? Thanks

Courts What is the "style of cause"? Give an example. What does the term, "cause of action" mean? Give an example. What's the difference between "suing" and "charging" What is the purpose of a criminal trial? What is the purpose of a civil trial? Explain the burden of proof for civil and criminal matters. How are they different? Who has this burden? As a plaintiff in a civil matter, is it possible to have success in a civil court when the crown did not have success meeting the burden of proof in a criminal trial? Why or why not? Can a defendant in a civil matter be found guilty (is that the correct language)? Can they be sentenced to jail? Set out the 3 levels of court in Alberta and describe their purpose. What types of legal matters does each deal with? Which court does a judge belong to? A justice? What happens when you appeal a trial decision - that is, what happens at the appeal? Which court is the final or last court in Canada that you can take your legal matter to? Do we have an automatic right to appeal to this court? Explain. Court of King's Bench Civil Procedure What does the term, "civil procedure" really mean? What are some factors one needs to consider when contemplating a law suit (what do you need to think about when you're thinking about suing someone)? How do you start a law suit? What document do you need? Who is the plaintiff? Who is the defendant? What do you do if you are sued? What happens if you do nothing? What do you do if you are sued but you also have a claim against the person suing you? What's an Affidavit of Records