Calling all lawyers! Help

[Alyosha]

Bump.
@Codename Section when you get on...watch this thread and come get me.

[Captain Obvious]

Is there anything else her highness wants?

[Newpublius]

I'm looking for case (or where case law was made) where a criminal case and civil case are run at the same time and where the outcome of the civil is used to reinforce a current criminal.
@Peter1469
@Newpublius
@jillian

So far all I can think of is United States vs Stein.

Usually its the other way around, a criminal verdict, having a higher standard of proof, estops the defendant from defending the civil case, but not the other way around. Nevertheless at the very minimum look for a similar standard of proof for whatever is being proven in the civil case with whatever is being proven in the criminal case, if you have a match (obviously a conviction requires evidence beyond a reasonable doubt), on that particular portion of the case, the court theoretically, and trust me, this does seem like a stretch to me, impose res judicata on the issue. I've never personally heard of issue preclusion with respect to a civil case precluding issues in a criminal trial.