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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The outcome of litigation often depends on which party has the burden of presenting evidence to support its claim (the “Burden of Production”) and persuading the judge or jury that it has a viable claim (the “Burden of Persuasion”). Generally speaking, the party suing has both the Burden of Production and the Burden of Persuasion. The party bearing the Burden of Proof and the Burden of Persuasion can lose its case even if the opposing party offers no evidence in opposition to the claim. A prosecutor, for example, may not succeed in convicting a defendant in a criminal case when the defendant offers no evidence and simply pokes holes in the prosecutor’s case.

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