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What is the main difference between a civil court and a trial court?
Civil courts have judges, trial courts don't
Civil courts exist only on the federal level, trial courts don't
Civil courts have juries, trial courts don't
Civil courts involve suing others for money, trial courts don't



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The main difference between a civil court and a trial court is that:

1. Civil courts involve suing others for money, while trial courts don't. In civil courts, individuals or entities can file lawsuits seeking monetary damages or other non-criminal remedies. These cases typically revolve around disputes between private parties, such as contract breaches, property disputes, or personal injury claims. On the other hand, trial courts handle both civil and criminal cases, including criminal prosecutions and civil lawsuits, but not all cases in trial courts involve suing others for money.

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