Culture of law as a legally protected asset in the company

The discourse surrounding corporate criminal law is shifting away from a narrow focus on individual liability for specific criminal acts. Experts argue that identifying the material perpetrator of a crime is no longer sufficient to address the complexities of corporate legal responsibility.

Instead, the focus is moving toward the concept of legal culture as a protected legal interest within the business environment. This perspective suggests that preventing corporate crime requires a broader evaluation of organizational structures and internal standards rather than solely focusing on individual accountability.