CRSP Practice Exam Canada - Prep, Practice Test & Study Guide

In legal proceedings, the two common types of hearings are trial and administrative hearings.

Trial hearings are conducted in a court of law and involve a judge or jury determining the guilt or innocence of a party accused of a crime or resolving a legal dispute between parties. On the other hand, administrative hearings take place outside of traditional court settings and are conducted by administrative agencies or boards to resolve disputes related to regulatory or administrative matters, such as licensing issues or compliance with regulations.

Options A, B, and D are not accurate descriptions of the two types of hearings commonly found in legal proceedings.