A prima facie case:
A)is one that has met the elements of proof.
B)is one that is dismissed following a motion for a directed verdict.
C)is a term that applies in criminal law only.
D)both a and c

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A prima facie case is one that has met the elements of proof, meaning there is enough evidence to support a claim or prosecution. It applies in both civil and criminal law. It is not dismissed following a motion for a directed verdict, as that would only occur if there is not enough evidence to support the case.

A Prima Facie Case