Publication at Faculty of Law |
2023
Abstract
This article examines selected premises for the establishment of criminal liability of legal persons for the crime of rape and deals with the question of whether such crime can be committed in the interest of legal persons or within their activities. It tests the conclusions drawn on concrete life situations that occur in the normal functioning of legal persons.
From these findings, it draws conclusions about the riskiness of the operation of legal persons, which it then examines in relation to the requirements for possible enforcement. Attention is also given to the issue of victim consent to the prosecution of legal persons for the crime of rape.