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Answer: d. All of the above
Explanation:
Civil law deals or addresses cases that involve wrong against an individual like damage of property, breach of a contract, etc. Whereas criminal law deals or addresses cases that involve serious offence against state or public or society like - assault, theft, murder, etc.
Crimes under criminal law must be proved "beyond reasonable doubts". In cases under civil law, the required standard of proof is low in comparison to criminal law.
In comparison to civil law, the consequences of criminal law are harsher. Civil law, mostly involve monetary punishment or prohibition (order) for doing or not doing something. Whereas in criminal law consequences may involve jail terms or even the death penalty.
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