Large enterprises control a large portion of our economy and constitute a danger to our society; thus, they must be discouraged. Multinational firms are businesses with assets and operations in nations other than their home country and are involved in almost every facet of contemporary life. Due to the fact that businesses have their own legal identity apart from their members, it is difficult to hold them responsible and penalize them for any crime. In general, a crime is committed by an individual using their own body and soul, and it was traditionally believed that an organization could not be held liable for its actions. Criminal offences need a purpose, and an organisation without a brain is incapable of developing one. Additionally, a business lacked a self-contained body. However, a business may commit a crime. Accepting corporations' involvement in criminal behaviour, several governments have created liability ideas by imputing actus reus and mens rea to corporations.