The Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine

The responsible corporate officer doctrine:

A) directs that corporate officials and agents may be held liable for crimes they fail to prevent by neglecting to control the misconduct of those subject to their control.
B) states that officials cannot be tried for homicide and related crimes.
C) states that corporate officials have no liability if they have no knowledge of the activities in question.
D) directs that corporate officials may be tried only for crimes that they personally commit.