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Beyond a reasonable doubt is the standard which must be met for a guilty verdict. Of course, the interpretation of this depends on the individual. The jury is given guidelines as to what beyond a reasonable doubt means, but in the end, the individual jury member decides whether he or she feels the guilty standard of beyond a reasonable doubt has been met. ADDED: Insofar as a CRIMINAL trial is concerned, the original answer is correct. For a trial involving violation of CIVIL law, the standard sounds similar but is actually quite different. The benchmark to establish guilt in a civil trial is not 'beyond a resonable doubt,' but only establishing a "preponderance of the evidence."


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