Difference between accountability for one's actions and capacity to commit crime

Accountability for one's actions: Civil liability for the wrong caused by a person unable to connect actions with their consequences.

Capacity to commit crime: The statutory age under which a person cannot be held criminally liable for his/her actions.

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