If someone is sued in a civil suit, such as in tort for hitting someone on the head with a stick, to find the wrongdoer liable, the jury must find that the injured party was favored by:

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In civil suits, such as tort cases, the standard for finding liability is typically "preponderance of the evidence," which means that it is more likely than not that the defendant committed the act in question. None of the options provided (evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, substantive evidence, felony evidence, judicial doubt) accurately describe this standard.

If Someone Is Sued in a Civil Suit, Such as in Tort