a corporation being held criminally liable holds about as much as a wet paper bag. It is an accounting issue; the cost of doing business. Absolute worst case sc

a corporation being held criminally liable holds about as much as a wet paper bag. It is an accounting issue; the cost of doing business. Absolute worst case scenario for the business: it folds. "Oh well, killed people; guess we need to make a new company." There is a lack of _personal_ accountability. Hold executives criminally liable. Fine companies, sure, but if people die from gross negligence or due to processes endorsed by leadership, that should end with prison time as a warning to others. Don't let them say they didn't know and that the decisions were spread out over people and time. The buck stops with leadership -- that is, ostensibly, why they make the big bucks. If they couldn't know due to spread out decision making then they set up and perpetuated the wrong system.