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Discuss the burden of proof required in criminal cases.
Do you think defendants should have to be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt to be convicted? Or do you think a lesser burden of proof, like the preponderance of evidence in needed in civil cases, is more appropriate?
Explain your reasoning.
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