Assertion: plaintiff's allegation | /r/HasProperty | true
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Source sentences:
text: If the plaintiff succeeds in persuading the jury, based on the evidence, that the allegations against the defendant are more likely to be true than not true, the plaintiff should prevail.
text: If the plaintiff does not succeed in convincing a jury the allegations are more likely to be true than false, the defendant should prevail.
text: If the plaintiff cannot convince the jury that the facts and allegations are more likely to be true than not, the defendant should prevail even if he presents no defense at all.
text: If he does not have sufficient information to know whether an allegation is true or not he will state that he does not know (deny knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief).
text: In federal court, failing to respond to an allegation means that the defendant admits the allegation is true, which could be a very serious mistake by the defendant (or his lawyer).
text: Now plaintiff has to prove that allegation is true.
text: Well, depending on the case the defendant might want to admit that allegation is true so he can simply write, “Defendant admits the allegations of paragraph 6.
text: Specifically, when deciding such a motion, the court assumes all factual allegations contained in the complaint to be true, giving the plaintiff the full benefit of the doubt.