Innocent Until Proven Guilty: How Courts Work Quiz

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Question 1
Who bears the burden of proof in a criminal trial?
A The jury
B The defendant
C The prosecution
D The judge
Question 2
What happens if the prosecution fails to prove their case?
A The defendant is acquitted
B A retrial happens immediately
C The jury must find them guilty
D The judge adds more evidence
Question 3
Who is responsible for proving guilt?
A The police
B The state
C The defense
D The media
Question 4
Is the burden of proof lower in civil cases?
A Yes, it is 'preponderance of evidence'
B It does not apply to civil cases
C No, it is the same
D It is higher
Question 5
Does the defendant have to provide evidence of innocence?
A No
B Only if they want to
C Yes
D Only in murder cases

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