Braithwaite and Fisse's defense of the notion of corporations as directly responsible for criminal actions stresses all but which of the following factors?

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Braithwaite and Fisse do not argue that corporations can legitimately be said to have emotions and feelings. Instead, they stress the collective nature of corporate actions, the role of corporate policies as intentional actions, and the potential for punishment to affect corporations as entities.

Braithwaite and Fisse's Defense of the Notion of Corporations as Directly