What is the difference between being convicted and being found liable? O People get convicted if they are over 18. They are people get convicted by a grand jury. They are

found liable if they are a minor.

found liable by a judge.

O People get convicted in federal court. The are

found liable in county court.

O People get convicted in criminal cases. They are

found liable in civil cases.

O People get convicted if there is a preponderance

of evidence against them. They are found liable if

there is beyond a reasonable doubt of their guilt.

Convicted  - above age 18

Liable --- minors

Explanation:

A person is said to be responsible or liable for the crime if that person has  acted with any criminal intent, as he or she may be opposed to the acting accidentally or the lacking the ability to perform deliberately.

In the United States legal system, individuals are punished for any crime if they have been convicted of that crime—that is, if they are found criminally liable.

In the context, people above years of 18 are convicted and minor people are liable to the law for the crime.

answer:

insta, i mean its just better

answer: in july 1862

explanation: during the american civil war, president abraham lincoln and congress passed the revenue act of 1862, creating the office of commissioner of internal revenue and enacting a temporary income tax to pay war expenses. the revenue act of 1862 was passed as an emergency and temporary war-time tax.