What are the differences between criminal liabilities and civil liabilities in terms of legal consequences and responsibilities?

Criminal liabilities involve breaking laws and can result in punishment by the government, such as imprisonment or fines. Civil liabilities involve disputes between individuals or entities and can result in compensation or other remedies being awarded by a court. The legal consequences and responsibilities differ in that criminal liabilities are prosecuted by the government, while civil liabilities are typically resolved through lawsuits between private parties.