Corporate Criminal Responsibility is a legal concept that holds corporations and organizations accountable for criminal offenses committed by their employees, agents, or officers. It is a form of vicarious liability under which a company can be found guilty of a criminal offense based on the actions of one or more of its employees. Different types of Corporate Criminal Responsibility include strict liability, vicarious liability, and agency liability. Strict liability holds a company responsible for the actions of its employees regardless of whether any intent was involved in the criminal offense. Vicarious liability holds a company responsible for criminal offenses committed by its employees while acting in the course of their employment. Agency liability holds a company liable for criminal offenses committed by its agents or officers while acting on its behalf.