Finding a wrongdoing and finding a wrongdoer are two very different problems. I can observe that something has been stolen and still not know who stole it. Th

Finding a wrongdoing and finding a wrongdoer are two very different problems. I can observe that something has been stolen and still not know who stole it. This is made much more difficult with the creation of legal entities designed with the explicit purpose of shielding wrongdoers from accountability; like corporations. The idea, as we're told, is that society benefits by shielding risk-takers from accountability; and so we balance this by making it incredibly difficult to hold organizations and the individuals within accountable for their collective wrongs. No, it's not equitably balanced.