What's the difference between a criminal case and a civil case?
1, with different concepts. Criminal cases refer to cases in which criminal suspects and defendants are accused of violating social relations protected by criminal law, and the state conducts investigation, trial and criminal sanctions in order to investigate the criminal responsibility of criminal suspects and defendants. A civil case refers to a case in which a dispute arises between civil subjects with equal legal status, and the parties can't solve it through consultation, but resort to the judicial organ and request that it be accepted by the judicial organ to clarify and define the relevant civil rights and obligations;
2. The contents of the cases involved are different. Criminal cases involve criminal acts. Civil cases involve cases related to property rights and interests, such as contract disputes, property rights disputes, infringement disputes, etc.
3. Whether the state actively intervenes is different. Generally, the national criminal judicial organs take the initiative to intervene in criminal cases. After the victim or the masses report the case, the public security and procuratorial organs will intervene in the investigation. Then the procuratorate prosecuted the defendant on behalf of the state, and the court represented legal sanctions. Civil cases generally follow the principle of non-litigation, that is, the parties do not take the initiative to raise it with the state judicial organs, and the state judicial organs generally do not intervene in disputes between the parties.
To sum up, whether to freeze the bank card depends on the specific situation. Suspected of committing a crime and involving economic compensation, the bank card will be frozen. Under normal circumstances, some civil cases often involve the freezing of bank cards.
Legal basis:
Article 33 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
Types of main punishments The main punishments are as follows:
(1) control;
(2) criminal detention;
(3) Fixed-term imprisonment;
(4) life imprisonment;
(5) the death penalty.
Article 34
Types of supplementary punishment The types of supplementary punishment are as follows:
(1) a fine;
(2) deprivation of political rights;
(3) confiscation of property.
Additional punishment can also be applied independently.