Each of the following is a difference between civil and criminal cases except for:

The penalties in civil cases typically involve money, whereas the penalties in criminal cases typically involve jail time

Civil cases do not have juries, whereas all criminal cases do

The burden of proof is by a preponderance of the evidence in a civil case, and beyond a reasonable doubt in criminal cases

The parties in a civil case are people or corporations, whereas the parties in a criminal case always involves the State or Federal government