{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","altText":"signal-2026-10-17-06-49-46-880","alternateName":"signal-2026-10-17-06-49-46-880.mp4","caption":"","contentUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/466/raw","datePublished":"2026-10-17T11:52:50+00:00","description":"","encodingFormat":"video/mp4","identifier":"466","isAccessibleForFree":true,"machineReadable":{"json":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/466/index.json","markdown":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/466/index.md"},"name":"signal-2026-10-17-06-49-46-880","ocrStatus":"not_applicable","ocrText":"","text":"[00:00] So this is the the the text message you do you tell me what you think about this\n[00:04] This is one of the the people it's accused Jonathan Newell\n[00:07] He's accused in a civil case. Well, tell me let me tell her any difference to the civil case in the criminal case\n[00:12] Well, a lot of difference that first of all the standard of proof is\n[00:16] Gratum greatly different in a criminal case\n[00:18] You have to prove like it's a lot higher standard to prove the truth meaning you have to prove it beyond reasonable reasonable doubt\n[00:25] where in a civil case, it could be you could have anywhere from, what is it,\n[00:31] where is the clear convincing evidence to, what's the other standard,\n[00:36] preponderance of the evidence, which is a lot lesser standard.\n[00:39] Preponderance is more likely than not.\n[00:40] Yeah, so it's not as hard to prove facts. So if you get facts from a criminal case,\n[00:45] just know they're usually based on very trustworthy sources, typically.\n[00:50] So this is a civil case. Jonathan is a defendant in the civil case.\n[00:54] How's that different from being a defendant in a criminal case?\n[00:57] Well, I mean, he's going to be, well, I mean, the remedies are going to be different.\n[01:00] The standard approved is going to be different.\n[01:02] All that happens when you're a defendant in a civil case is this person, Lucy Craig,\n[01:06] filed a piece of paper and says that he did something wrong, correct?\n[01:09] Yeah, that's it.\n[01:10] And in a criminal case, what happens in a criminal case?\n[01:14] No, you can't.\n[01:15] It's the state.\n[01:16] It's not, you can't go, for instance, Rich could sue me in a civil case.\n[01:20] He cannot sue me for criminal allegations.\n[01:22] that has to happen is the state prosecutor,\n[01:25] the actual state has to sue the individual.\n[01:27] You can't go sue somebody for something criminal.\n[01:31] That has to be done by a state prosecutor\n[01:34] and they have to have, you know,\n[01:36] obviously they have discretion and on top of that,\n[01:40] they have to have probable cause to do it.\n[01:42] You know, there's a lot involved.","thumbnailUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/466/thumb.webp","transcriptSegments":[{"end":4.64,"start":0.0,"text":"So this is the the the text message you do you tell me what you think about this"},{"end":7.6,"start":4.64,"text":"This is one of the the people it's accused Jonathan Newell"},{"end":12.52,"start":7.6,"text":"He's accused in a civil case. 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So if you get facts from a criminal case,"},{"end":50.64,"start":45.52,"text":"just know they're usually based on very trustworthy sources, typically."},{"end":54.48,"start":50.64,"text":"So this is a civil case. 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Well, tell me let me tell her any difference to the civil case in the criminal case\n[00:12] Well, a lot of difference that first of all the standard of proof is\n[00:16] Gratum greatly different in a criminal case\n[00:18] You have to prove like it's a lot higher standard to prove the truth meaning you have to prove it beyond reasonable reasonable doubt\n[00:25] where in a civil case, it could be you could have anywhere from, what is it,\n[00:31] where is the clear convincing evidence to, what's the other standard,\n[00:36] preponderance of the evidence, which is a lot lesser standard.\n[00:39] Preponderance is more likely than not.\n[00:40] Yeah, so it's not as hard to prove facts. So if you get facts from a criminal case,\n[00:45] just know they're usually based on very trustworthy sources, typically.\n[00:50] So this is a civil case. Jonathan is a defendant in the civil case.\n[00:54] How's that different from being a defendant in a criminal case?\n[00:57] Well, I mean, he's going to be, well, I mean, the remedies are going to be different.\n[01:00] The standard approved is going to be different.\n[01:02] All that happens when you're a defendant in a civil case is this person, Lucy Craig,\n[01:06] filed a piece of paper and says that he did something wrong, correct?\n[01:09] Yeah, that's it.\n[01:10] And in a criminal case, what happens in a criminal case?\n[01:14] No, you can't.\n[01:15] It's the state.\n[01:16] It's not, you can't go, for instance, Rich could sue me in a civil case.\n[01:20] He cannot sue me for criminal allegations.\n[01:22] that has to happen is the state prosecutor,\n[01:25] the actual state has to sue the individual.\n[01:27] You can't go sue somebody for something criminal.\n[01:31] That has to be done by a state prosecutor\n[01:34] and they have to have, you know,\n[01:36] obviously they have discretion and on top of that,\n[01:40] they have to have probable cause to do it.\n[01:42] You know, there's a lot involved.","url":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/466"}