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If Jeremy used the credit cards, he could be sued by the credit card holders in a civil case. Describe what would happen in a civil case.

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debranickerson91
The opposing lawyer would try to prove to a panel of 8 jurors that he did indeed steal the cards and use them. If at least 6 of the 8 jurors determine he did, then he would have to pay the cardholders back for the charges he put on the card. If 6 of the 8 jurors determine he didn't do it, then the case is dropped. If it's somewhere in the middle, then it's a hung jury and there would be a retrial. I recently sat on a jury for 3 weeks for a more complicated civil case.
gauravsingh23VT

In the civil case the opposing lawyer would try to persuade an eight-person jury that he stole and used the cards. If at least six of the eight jurors agree that Jeremy did, Jeremy will have to reimburse the credit cardholders for the charges Jeremy made.

What is civil case?

In a federal civil litigation, two or more parties are involved in a legal dispute. When one of the disputants files a complaint and pays the required filing fee, a civil action commences.

If a plaintiff is unable to pay the filing fee, he or she may apply to continue in forma pauperis. The fee is waived if the request is granted.

Thus, the lawyer would persuade the case with eight jurors.

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