Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Australia

Re: Burden of proof for civil rights law

Your first question is difficult to understand. Are we talking about a specific case?

Of a civil case goes to trial there probably would be barristers acting for either party.

The burden of proof in a civil case is on the Plaintiff - 'on the balance of probabilities' (ie, more probable than not).

The Barrister is the advocate or agent of the party for whom they are instructed to act - either the plaintiff or the defendant.