Braithwaite and Fisse's Defense of the Notion of Corporations as Directly

Multiple Choice

Braithwaite and Fisse's defense of the notion of corporations as directly responsible for criminal actions stresses all but which of the following factors?

A) Corporations collectively carry out spectacularly complex tasks, which no individuals could carry out independently
B) Corporate policies are the equivalent of corporate intentionality
C) Corporations can legitimately be said to have emotions and feeling
D) If corporations can formulate policy, they can also be affected by punishment