When Prosecutors Are Deciding Whether to Prosecute a Corporation, They

question 3

Multiple Choice

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

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