Burdens and standards of proof in criminal cases

Burdens and standards of proof in criminal cases

by Janet November

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Examines the prosecution's burden of proof. Considers the various exceptions, with examples, so that readers can work out on whom the burden lies in different situations. Separates criminal from civil discourse on burdens of proof, and analyses the justifications and reasons for burden allocation in criminal cases being fundamentally different from burden allocation in civil cases.

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