When Prosecutors Are Deciding Whether to Prosecute a Corporation, They

When prosecutors are deciding whether to prosecute a corporation, they must consider the purpose or reason for such a prosecution. Which of the following would not be considered a purpose for prosecuting such corporations?

A) the case could potentially deter other corporations from committing a crime
B) to educate the business community
C) to educate the general public
D) to ensure that corporations get their "just desserts"
E) to increase their reputation in the legal community