2013
DOI: 10.3917/ridp.841.0141
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Criminal Responsibility of Legal Persons in Spanish Law

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“…In declaring environmental crimes committed for and or on behalf of legal entities, at least it contains elements: Illegal acts of legal entities and their agents; whether a legal entity (as an individual legal person "legal person") or its representative as a perpetrator of a judicial crime, its actions depend on the crime committed, the rules, and the quality of evidence and prosecution; The motivation for crimes committed by legal entities is not only aimed at personal gain, but also at meeting needs and achieving organisational benefits. This motive may also be supported by operational norms (internal) and organisational subculture [29].…”
Section: Ecocides As Serious Human Rights Violationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In declaring environmental crimes committed for and or on behalf of legal entities, at least it contains elements: Illegal acts of legal entities and their agents; whether a legal entity (as an individual legal person "legal person") or its representative as a perpetrator of a judicial crime, its actions depend on the crime committed, the rules, and the quality of evidence and prosecution; The motivation for crimes committed by legal entities is not only aimed at personal gain, but also at meeting needs and achieving organisational benefits. This motive may also be supported by operational norms (internal) and organisational subculture [29].…”
Section: Ecocides As Serious Human Rights Violationsmentioning
confidence: 99%