This is both good and bad news. Everyone benefits from greater transparency, and for once, a high ranking official being charged is refreshing. But it also rai

This is both good and bad news. Everyone benefits from greater transparency, and for once, a high ranking official being charged is refreshing. But it also raises the question of whether a person acting on behalf of a company is chargeable, as typically, the company is the legal entity that the law targets. How can individuals be protected from legal failings of a corporation?