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"What are the distinctions if any between civil and criminal law?"


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"What are the distinctions if any between civil and criminal law?"

... "What are the distinctions if any between civil and criminal law?" Justice should be the upholding of rights and the punishment of wrongs by the law. Any society has a duty to its citizens to do the best it can to provide them with laws, which, if obeyed, will give them a reasonably safe environment. These laws will also form a framework in which to live our lives. Whether in criminal or civil law we each have a responsibility for our actions towards others. Criminal law is the upholding of standards and punishment of those who break laws and offend against society, theft is an example of a criminal offence. Civil law is there to provide a system for individuals to resolve their disagreements in a way, which is both efficient and ultimate. Breach of contract and defamation (also known as libel and slander) are two examples of offences that would

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