I'm wondering if the civ are crossover cases from the non-civs for asset seizure
Civil Cases vs. Criminal Cases: When They Cross Paths
As we've discussed, civil cases involve disputes between (usually) private parties, while criminal cases are considered acts against the city, state, county, or federal government. But some acts may result in both civil claims and criminal charges. For instance, a person may be sued for the intentional tort of assault and/or battery, but also may be arrested and charged with the crime(s) of assault and/or battery.
Also, there are times when a criminal act may give way to civil liability, such as when someone is charged with homicide and also sued for wrongful death (which typically follows the completion of the criminal trial process). As in the assault and battery example above, the criminal charges are punishable by fines, prison time, and other penalties, while the lawsuit is focused on recovering money to compensate the victim (or the victim's family) for damages
https://litigation.findlaw.com/filing-a-lawsuit/civil-cases-vs-criminal-cases-key-differences.html