For a corporation to be held criminally liable for the acts of an employee,the prosecutor must show that the employee was acting within the scope of her or his employment; however,the prosecutor need not demonstrate that the employee was acting with the purpose of benefiting the corporation.

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For a corporation to be held criminally liable for the acts of an employee,the prosecutor must show that (a)the employee was acting within the scope of her or his employment; (b)the employee was acting with the purpose of benefiting the corporation; and (c)the act was imputed to the corporation.

For a Corporation to Be Held Criminally Liable for the Acts