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Legal analysis explores non-trial diversion mechanisms for corporations in criminal proceedings, indicating key conditions required to effectively replace traditional corporate punishment.
This article examines the purpose of corporate criminal liability, a concept not yet firmly established in theory. A proper definition of this purpose – one that respects the specific nature of legal entities – gives an answer to the question of what we expect to achieve by holding corporations criminally liable. It is though crucial to develop effective means of achieving these goals. Is diversion capable of fulfilling this purpose and under what conditions? Article addresses this question, taking into account experiences from foreign legal systems, based on the new diversion in criminal proceedings against legal entities under Czech criminal law.
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