> My point is not about deliberate criminal behavior (such as sabotage) but simply making mistakes. I agree, but of course the difficult grey area is negligenc

> My point is not about deliberate criminal behavior (such as sabotage) but simply making mistakes. I agree, but of course the difficult grey area is negligence; obviously some things are criminally unacceptable. The standard is sort-of 'should they have known better?' There's no easy, objective, logical map to an answer. Criminal prosecutions of corporations and executives are rare enough that I'm not too worried about it being overdone, but of course there is the risk of emotional or crowd-pleasing decisions.