ARLA Level 3 Residential Letting & Property Management Practice Questions - Propertymark Level 3 Award In Residential Letting & Property Management (ARLA, UK) Exam

Criminal law aims to punish offenders and deter conduct, whereas civil law aims to resolve disputes and provide remedies. Criminal law is decided in the County Court, whereas civil law disputes are exclusively heard in the Crown Court. Criminal law requires a balance of probabilities standard of proof, while civil law requires proof beyond reasonable doubt. Criminal law disputes can only be initiated by individual citizens, whereas civil law is prosecuted solely by the state.