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Different countries have different legal systems and different legal terms. Where I live, in Canada, we don't say 'administrative', we say 'civil'. A criminal case deals with crimes, eg robbery, eg murder.
- Different countries have different legal systems and different legal terms.
- Where I live, in Canada, we don't say 'administrative', we say 'civil'.
- A criminal case deals with crimes, eg robbery, eg murder.
- A civil case deals with disputes that are not crimes, eg libel, eg contract disputes, eg divorce.
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Different countries have different legal systems and different legal terms.
Where I live, in Canada, we don't say 'administrative', we say 'civil'.
A criminal case deals with crimes, eg robbery, eg murder.
A civil case deals w
Where I live, in Canada, we don't say 'administrative', we say 'civil'.
A criminal case deals with crimes, eg robbery, eg murder.
A civil case deals w
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