Corporate or Criminal? The dangers of reducing corporate prosecutions
Steve Tombs, David Whyte
Abstract
Steve Tombs, David Whyte
Abstract
Will Law Commission proposals undermine the prospects for reversing the decriminalisation of illegal corporate conduct? \n \nHighlights the dangers of reducing corporate prosecutions. The Law Commission has recently issued a consultation document entitled ‘Criminal Liability in Regulatory Contexts’. The proposals could further undermine the prospects for reversing the decriminalisation of illegal corporate conduct.
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Will Law Commission proposals undermine the prospects for reversing the decriminalisation of illegal corporate conduct? \n \nHighlights the dangers of reducing corporate prosecutions. The Law Commission has recently issued a consultation document entitled ‘Criminal Liability in Regulatory Contexts’. The proposals could further undermine the prospects for reversing the decriminalisation of illegal corporate conduct.
Key concepts: Commission, Criminal liability, Corporate crime, Corporate liability, Criminal law, Reversing, Liability, Political science