1. INTRODUCTION. Corporate criminal law. Conceptual profiles. Its relationship with other preventive and repressive instruments.
2. THE LIABILITY OF ADMINISTRATORS, MANAGERS, AND EMPLOYEES IN THE CORPORATE ORGANIZATION. The individualization of the liability of administrators, managers, and employees within the company. Criminological considerations on criminal liability within the company. Hierarchical organization, delegation of functions, and criminal liability. Legal-material problems and evidentiary problems. Liability for omission of administrators, managers, and auditors. Acting on behalf of another. Liability for agreements adopted in collective bodies.
3. SPECIAL PART. Crimes against the Public Treasury and Social Security. Fraud and other corporate fraud. Disloyalty of company directors and criminal law. Corporate crimes. Crimes against the market and consumers. Criminal law and worker protection. Money laundering. Urban planning crimes.