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Criminalizing Boardroom Misconduct A Comparative Analysis of Director Liability in Landmark Corporate Scandals
Corporate scandals demonstrate that the separation between corporate misconduct and individual criminal responsibility remains one of the most difficult problems in contemporary corporate criminal law. The legal personality of a corporation may protect shareholders and directors from automatic pe
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