Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Is

Beyond a reasonable doubt is:

A) the burden of proof stating that it is more likely than not that the defendant committed the crime for which he/she is accused.
B) the burden of the defendant to prove that the charges are untrue.
C) the burden of proof used by a petit jury.
D) the burden of proof used by a grand jury.
E) the burden of proof allowing for a ruling against a defendant in a civil trial.