Daryl Standlee v. B. J. Rhay

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• acquittal on criminal charge is not binding in a subsequent civil case inasmuch as burdens of proof differ
• acquittal on criminal charge is not binding in a subsequent civil case inasmuch as burdens of proof differ
• parole revocation based on criminal charges on which petitioner had been acquitted upheld because of differing standard of proof
• parole revocation based on criminal charges on which petitioner had been acquitted upheld because of differing standard of proof
• doctrine of collateral estoppel did not prohibit a parole board from finding petitioner guilty of violations following acquittal on the same charges in a criminal trial
• “The difference in the burdens of proof in criminal and civil proceedings usually precludes application of collateral estoppel.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).