6. Write "True" or "False" on the lines provided. A civil case starts when one person files a complaint with the court. That person is called the defendant. The case would be written as Plaintiff (Jones)versus Defendant (Smith) The burden of proof in a civil case is on the balance of probabilities which means that it is more probable that one side is right. The penalty in a civil case is imprisonment rather than a monetary award the form of damages. __ Claims of 10,000 or less are heard in Small Claims Court.

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6. Write "True" or "False" on the lines provided. A civil case starts when one person files a complaint with the court. That person is called the defendant. The case would be written as Plaintiff (Jones)versus Defendant (Smith) The burden of proof in a civil case is on the balance of probabilities which means that it is more probable that one side is right. The penalty in a civil case is imprisonment rather than a monetary award the form of damages. __ Claims of 10,000 or less are heard in Small Claims Court.

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False. A civil case starts when one person files a complaint with the court. That person is called the plaintiff, not the defendant.True. The case would be written as Plaintiff (Jones) versus Defendant (Smith).True. The burden of proof in a civil case is on the balance of probabilities, which means that it is more probable that one side is right.False. The penalty in a civil case is typically a monetary award in the form of damages, not imprisonment.True. Claims of $10,000 or less are generally heard in Small Claims Court.

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