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Don't know why you're getting downvoted, but in most jurisdictions, C level executives and the supervisory board don't get a free pass for what their companies
by eurg 7y ago
Don't know why you're getting downvoted, but in most jurisdictions, C level executives and the supervisory board don't get a free pass for what their companies do (well, they usually do, but not because of moral or sound legal reasons).
- dkersten 7y agoExactly. The system likes to treat corporations as people and therefore, its the corporation that does the illegal thing, but there's always people behind it making the actual decisions and giving the go-ahead. The corporation didn't ok the illegal activity, a person did. There should be repercussions for ordering someone (or a corporation) to do something illegal. I'm cool with limiting liability, but completely shielding individuals illegal activity is inane in my opinion.