The petitioner has the burden of proving allegations by CLEAR
and CONVINCING EVIDENCE.
Clear and convincing evidence is more than "preponderance of
evidence" (Civil Law) and less than "beyond a reasonable doubt" (Criminal Law)
Evidence must be credible
Facts of witness must be distinctly remembered
Testimony must be precise and explicit
Witnesses must NOT be confused
Evidence must lead to firm belief or conviction that the allegations are
true
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