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Well...it doesn't. Members of corporations absolutely can be and are convicted of crimes. The issue is really whether corporation itself, as a legal "person" c
by abakker 8y ago
Well...it doesn't. Members of corporations absolutely can be and are convicted of crimes.
The issue is really whether corporation itself, as a legal "person" can be convicted, and if so, what does that actually mean, legally?
- nerdponx 8y agoThe issue is really whether corporation itself, as a legal "person" can be convicted, and if so, what does that actually mean, legally? It wouldn't be up for debate if responsible entities at corporations were actually held responsible for their actions. Corporate personhood is a smokescreen in this case.