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burden of proof
(redirected from Clear and convincing evidence)

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burden of proof,
n in criminal cases, the task of the prosecuting officers to demonstrate the
actus reus and
mens rea of the crime; in litigation, to lay out the facts of the case. See also actus reus and mens rea.

burden of proof,
n in a legal proceeding, the duty to prove a fact or facts in dispute.


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Gleason said the latest version was improved by the provision allowing public access to handgun license records with a showing of clear and convincing evidence that the public's interest would be served by such disclosure.
The penalty in the bill for the property appraiser's noncompliance with USPAP would be to shift the burden of proof in a tax assessment challenge to the defendant property appraiser, and if the presumption of correctness was not overcome, to lower the taxpayer's burden of proof from the present clear and convincing evidence to a simple preponderance of the evidence.
Separately, the Appellate Court panel concluded that the burden of proof under IFPA was a clear and convincing evidence standard.
 
 
 
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