Under civil law, the burden of proof is described as a _____
A) determination to be met by the presiding judge at the trial
B) meeting of the minds where at least two persons or entities must reach an agreement
C) preponderance of the evidence, which is defined as "more likely than not"
D) requirement that something be proven beyond a reasonable doubt
C
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