Which of the Following Is a Basic Rationale for Prosecuting

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a basic rationale for prosecuting and punishing corporations, rather than individual executives?

A) Only organizations, not individuals, can be deterred
B) Organizations are less able to compensate victims than are individual executives
C) Prosecutors can often secure cooperation more effectively when they have the option of prosecuting both the organization and individual executives
D) Legal responsibility for crimes always lies ultimately with the corporation