Question 31 (1 point) Why is it possible for a person to be acquitted of the crime of assault but then to be successfully sued by the victim for the injuries he suffered during the same incident? 1) In a civil action, the court is not bound to follow the rules of evidence and, in a criminal case, the burden of proof is on the defendant prove his innocence. 3) 2) It is possible only if the crown prosecutor were to seek damages for the victim The standard of proof in criminal actions is harder for the defendant to meet than it is in civil actions 4) The standard of proof for the plaintiff in civil actions is easier to meet than for the prosecution in criminal actions. 05) It is possible only when the victim sues in tort prior to the defendant being prosecuted for assault 33 29 12 DC * + JE hu a 3 $ 4 & 3. 5 E 6 7 8 9 0 2 3 VA va 14 E R T A T Y 33 U I O $ P 1 S D . F G . J K L 1