Boris Romanov left the task of actually mislabeling items to his employees .The Supreme Court's rulings in United States v.Dotterweich and United States v.Park suggest that:

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Both United States v. Dotterweich and United States v. Park established the principle of "responsible corporate officer doctrine," which means that a corporate officer can be held criminally liable for the wrongdoing of their employees, even if the officer did not directly participate in the illegal act or have knowledge of it. As Boris Romanov left the task of mislabeling items to his employees, he could be held criminally liable for their actions.

Boris Romanov Left the Task of Actually Mislabeling Items to His