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    Difference Between Civil Wrong and Criminal Wrong

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    Civil wrongs involve private disputes where an individual plaintiff sues a wrongdoer for compensation, whereas criminal wrongs involve public disputes where the state takes action through police and punishes an offender for violating public rights and duties. Civil wrongs compensate plaintiffs for violations of private rights, while criminal wrongs impose fines payable to the state for actions that affect society. Intention is generally irrelevant for civil wrongs but always relevant for determining criminal wrongs.

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    Difference Between Civil Wrong and Criminal Wrong

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    Civil wrongs involve private disputes where an individual plaintiff sues a wrongdoer for compensation, whereas criminal wrongs involve public disputes where the state takes action through police and punishes an offender for violating public rights and duties. Civil wrongs compensate plaintiffs for violations of private rights, while criminal wrongs impose fines payable to the state for actions that affect society. Intention is generally irrelevant for civil wrongs but always relevant for determining criminal wrongs.

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    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CIVIL WRONG AND CRIMINAL WRONG (1)

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    Civil wrongs involve private disputes where an individual plaintiff sues a wrongdoer for compensation, whereas criminal wrongs involve public disputes where the state takes action through police and punishes an offender for violating public rights and duties. Civil wrongs compensate plaintiffs for violations of private rights, while criminal wrongs impose fines payable to the state for actions that affect society. Intention is generally irrelevant for civil wrongs but always relevant for determining criminal wrongs.

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    Difference Between Civil Wrong and Criminal Wrong

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    Civil wrongs involve private disputes where an individual plaintiff sues a wrongdoer for compensation, whereas criminal wrongs involve public disputes where the state takes action through police and punishes an offender for violating public rights and duties. Civil wrongs compensate plaintiffs for violations of private rights, while criminal wrongs impose fines payable to the state for actions that affect society. Intention is generally irrelevant for civil wrongs but always relevant for determining criminal wrongs.

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    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN

    CIVIL WRONG AND


    CRIMINAL WRONG
    DIFFERENCE

    CIVIL WRONG CRIMINAL WRONG

    • In civil wrong plaintiff himself takes •In crime the State takes action through

    action by filing suit police as representative.

    • In crime the offender is liable for


    • In civil wrong the wrongdoer is
    punishment.
    liable to for compensation.
    • In civil wrong amount of • In crime the amount of fine which
    compensation is given to the plaintiff. imposed as punishment is given to
    • In civil wrong there is violation of State.
    private right of an individual. • In crime there is violation of public
    rights and duties which affect the
    society.
    • In civil wrong intention is generally • In crime intention is always relevant
    is not relevant.

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