Can a party in a criminal fraud action have a property right that applicable statutory law denies in a civil action?

QUESTION PRESENTED The rights and obligations of parties in a letter of credit are subject to the statutory provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code Article 5. In particular, the conditions that allow a party to dishonor a letter of credit presentation is black letter law. By ignoring statutory law in this criminal case, the Second Circuit created a property right that is non-existent in civil fraud litigation. The question presented is: Can a party in a criminal fraud action have a property right that applicable statutory law denies in a civil action? i