Actually, UMG could be charged; if it is convicted it would likely be fined. (Proving that any given corporate officer had the requisite intent to commit a cri

Actually, UMG could be charged; if it is convicted it would likely be fined. (Proving that any given corporate officer had the requisite intent to commit a crime (the 'mens rea') is difficult to impossible, which is one reason why corporations can be tried in criminal court.)