The Changing Role of Criminal Law in Controlling Corporate Behaviour

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Criminal law increasingly holds corporations accountable for misconduct, including financial fraud and environmental harm.
Legal frameworks have evolved to incorporate compliance incentives and protections for whistleblowers, enhancing corporate accountability.
The analysis encompasses a doctrinal review of statutory developments and case law across various jurisdictions including India and the US.
Efforts to strengthen corporate criminal liability face challenges like enforcement capacity, judicial delays, and the risk of over-criminalisation.

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Analysis reveals shifting legal accountability for corporate behaviour, highlighting the challenges and reforms in controlling misconduct.

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Analysis reveals shifting legal accountability for corporate behaviour, highlighting the challenges and reforms in controlling misconduct.