The proposal would expand the law to ensure the straw purchaser was criminally liable.
Remove all caps on damages and have corporate officials criminally liable for damages caused by their corporations.
America's 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley law makes chief executives and chief financial officers criminally liable for misstating financial results.
Until recently, personal jailbreaking was illegal as well -- meaning that all of the owners of those devices could be criminally liable.
Gwendolyn Myers is also criminally liable for this alleged wire fraud scheme.
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In 2002 Arthur Andersen was found criminally liable for its shredding of documents and other actions linked to its audits of Enron, a collapsed energy giant.
But wary government officials also say there is a problem with that strategy: Executives can only be held criminally liable if they continue to work for that company.
There is a sentence in Sarbanes-Oxley that holds the CEO of a company criminally liable for mistakes that they had no knowledge of, that were performed by subordinate employees.
" The law also stipulates that "A person will not be criminally liable for an act that was immediately necessary to save his life, liberty, body or property, or that of another.
In open court at Aaron's sentencing in June to two years, federal prosecutor Mark Roomberg declared, "I have no doubt that both Mr. Morgan and Ms. Spencer are criminally liable" but that further prosecutions were unlikely.
The politician's lawyer Niccolo Ghedini denied the claims - and said because D'Addario said Berlusconi had not personally hired or paid her he would have been the "utilizzatore finale" or "final user" of her services, and thus was not criminally liable.
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