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vehicle was impounded.
Friday, Jan. 31
FTC Fraud, lost property, Russell House BB&T ATM.
Victim reported that his ATM card was lost at the above
location and that he issued a cancellation, but that the
card was used several times before cancellation by unknown
persons. Estimated loss: $61.
Thursday, Jan. 30
Burglary in the third degree, rtiysical Sciences uenter.
Victim reported that unknown persons entered his office *
by prying off the vent at the bottom of the office door.
Suspect removed various electronic items valued at $800.
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Grand larceny (auto), The Pit. Victim reported that
unknown persons removed her 1984 Monte Carlo from
the above location. Estimated loss: $5,000.
Assault and battery, McMasters lot. Victim reported
that the subject, a boyfriend, approached her at the above
location and threatened to "get her." Subject then punched
the victim in the stomach, knocking her down. Subject
then left but called back later on the phone and stated
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There aren't as many opportunities
to exclude evidence in a civil trial as
there are in a criminal trial," Grice said.
In addition, the jurors must only find
"clear and convincing" evidence the
defendant is liable, and the evidence
does not have to prove the defendant's
liability beyond a reasonable doubt, as
it does in criminal trials when a
defendant's innocence is in question.
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only nine jurors must reach the same
decision, as it is not required that the
decision be unanimous as in a criminal
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