Civil invasion of privacy is a cause of action for which victims can sue. People held liable for civil invasion of privacy are typically ordered to pay money damages to the victim. Because civil invasion of privacy is not criminal, the district attorney is not involved. Moreover, civil courts cannot impose jail time. Colorado recognizes two separate civil invasion of privacy causes of action: Disclosure, which is unreasonable publicizing of another person's private life without his/her consent; and Appropriation, which is using another person's name or likeness without permission.