I know the answer to number 9 is embezzlement. But I don't know if the answer for number 10 is also embezzlement. What's the difference between civil and criminal in this context?

C. WUHCCIS WHIPCI'ISBI 101'] 9. The attached article titled \"Unreturned library books can mean jail," mentions that \"Iowa law classies failure to return library materials as ...., which has been excluded from the copy of the article that you have attached to this exam. Indiana follows the same legal principle as Iowa. What is the criminal issue that individuals can be arrested and put in jail, if they do not return the library materials? a. robbery b. conversion c. burglary d. theft 6. none of these 10. The attached article titled \"Unreturned library books can mean jail,\" mentions that \"Iowa law classies failure to return library materials as ...., which has been excluded from the copy of the article that you have attached to this exam. What is the civil issue that the library can allege to either get the items back or their value, if the materials are not returned to the library? a. robbery b. conversion 0. burglary d. theft e. none of these Unreturned library books can mean jail By Will Weissert about issue arrest warrants. Associated Press 70 miles It's an issue that has Economic pressure northwest cost libraries a lot of mon- Indiana-based Unique AUSTIN, Texas - Call it throwing the book at the of Austin, a 2002 . ordi- ey. Nearly 150 libraries in ManagementServices is a Texas participated in a collection agency that bookworms. nance man- A Texas man who was survey earlier this year arrested for failing to re- dates a $200 that found 966,000 items works with more than 1,600 libraries nationwide turn an overdue library , Jory Enck fine for each book ignited an online library item were checked out long to recover overdue ma- enough to be considered terials and administer. flurry of snarky com- thatgoes un- lost, said Gloria Meraz, a fines and fees. During returned 20 days after a spokeswomanfor the Tex- sluggish econo ments and headlines written notice is sent de- as Library Association. libraries became more ea- about the Lone Star State manding its return, If the Among the most nota- ger to recover unreturned extending its tough-on- fineisn'tpaid, the munici- ble library-related ar- books, said Kenes Bowl; crime bravado to books. But such cases aren't un- pal courtissues a warrant, rests came in 2011, when a ing, the agency's custom- city spokesman Kevin man from Newton, Iowa, er development manager. heard of, and many com- munities faced Keller said. Keller said he shrinking budgets and ris- with didn't know how many served more than a week "They feel the budget- in jail for failing to return ary pressure, no doubt," people had been jailed on 11 library books and six he said. "But, what we've ing costs have ordinances library-related offenses. CDs worth $770. Iowa law seen over the years is calling for fines or even "I was a police officer classifies failure to return that, no matter what the li- arrest warrants when li- for 12 years, and while it wasn't a regular daily library materials brary does, there's still a brary property isn't re- percentage of folks, who turned. In Texas alone, the is- thing, we had maybe a the town has a 1993 or- need third-party encour- couple of these a year," he dinance, said Sue Padilla, director of the Newton li- agement." sue has cost libraries an said, adding that he didn't brary. That includes a woman estimated $18 million. know why Enck's arrest in Padilla said she saw a whose excuse for unre- Jory Enck learned that October got so much at- turned books ranks as the hard way. He was ar- spike in returned overdue tention. rested for not returning a materials after the arrest. Bowling's favorite: He GED study guide that he Pricey losses "We did notice that said she claimed the leg some things that had been on her dining room table checked out three years had broken, "and the In that case, police out for quite a while did ago in the central Texas suddenly come back," she stack of books under it community of Copperas Cove. Enck declined to were called to the 22-year- old's apartment on an un- said. were just right." comment to the Associat related disturbance ed Press, but he told the charge, but officers ar- Killeen Daily Herald that rested him after finding a he wouldn't set foot in ali- past warrant for the study brary again: "I think I will guide. Enck was released probably just purchase a on a $200 bond, requested book from Amazon." time-served, and re- : A Texas state law took turned the book. He said effect in September that he couldn't do it earlier defines the failure to re- because he'd checked it turn library books as, ' out before beginning a theft. The law, which three-year prison term doesn't trump stricter for robbery. community ordinances, Being jailed for ab- mandates up to a $100 fine sconding with library ma- per offense. Other states also call terials "is an uncommon occurrence but can hap- for fines or even arrest pen once in a while," said warrants in such cases, in- Mark Gould of the Chi- cluding Vermont, Maine cago-based American Li- and Iowa - where an brary Association. But he overdue-book offender said there was no accu- was jailed for a week. rate count on how many In Copperas Cove, states and communities