Responsabilidad penal de los mandos medios y criminalidad de empresa
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2016
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
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La criminalidad de empresa constituye un fenómeno altamente extendido en las sociedades industrializadas modernas. El presente trabajo busca brindar criterios y elementos para evaluar la responsabilidad penal de los mandos medios de una empresa altamente jerarquizada por hechos delictivos que cometen los subordinados y que han sido adoptados y concebidos por los altos directivos de la empresa. Para ello, se analizarán las diversas teorías que se han planteado en la doctrina penal para responsabilizar a los superiores jerárquicos de una organización compleja, tales como la autoría mediata, la coautoría, la inducción y la autoría directa por omisión. La investigación se justifica en la medida en que, en la doctrina y jurisprudencia penal, esta problemática no se ha analizado a profundidad y, de las pocas opiniones que hay al respecto, existen discrepancias sobre su posible solución.
Corporate crimes have become a highly widespread phenomenon in modern industrialized societies. The aim of this paper is to offer criteria and elements to evaluate criminal liability of middle managers of a highly hierarchical company for criminal acts committed by employees, which have been adopted and conceived by top managers of the company. To this end, different theories that have arised from the criminal doctrine to penalize managers of a complex organization will be analyzed, as truemediate authorship, co-authorship, induction and authorship in the omission. The research is justified to the extent that, criminal doctrine and jurisprudence, haven’t analyzed this issue deeply and, in the few opinions that about it exist, there are discrepancies about it possible solution.
Corporate crimes have become a highly widespread phenomenon in modern industrialized societies. The aim of this paper is to offer criteria and elements to evaluate criminal liability of middle managers of a highly hierarchical company for criminal acts committed by employees, which have been adopted and conceived by top managers of the company. To this end, different theories that have arised from the criminal doctrine to penalize managers of a complex organization will be analyzed, as truemediate authorship, co-authorship, induction and authorship in the omission. The research is justified to the extent that, criminal doctrine and jurisprudence, haven’t analyzed this issue deeply and, in the few opinions that about it exist, there are discrepancies about it possible solution.
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Corporate Crimes, Authorship, Criminal Liability, Middle Managers, Criminalidad de empresa, Autoría, Responsabilidad penal, Mandos medios
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