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Criminal cases have more stringent evidence-gathering requirements because ________.

▸ only civil cases fall under constitutional guidelines

▸ criminal cases are generally handled by Federal judges

▸ the Constitution protects the rights of citizens being tried in criminal proceedings

▸ civil cases do not involve jail time or possible capital punishment

▸ They don't. Civil cases have the most stringent requirements.

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