What is the difference between plaintiffs and defendants in a civil trial and plaintiffs and defendants
in a criminal trial in a federal case? (Select all that apply.)
In a civil trial, the defendant is always the person who is accused the crime.
In a criminal trial, the defendant is always the person who is accused of the crime.
- In a criminal trial, the plaintiff is always the U. S. government.
In a civil trial, the plaintiff is always the U. S. government.
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