Judgment in a criminal case (for organizational defendants) is a court order that sentences a corporate entity after a guilty plea or a conviction in a criminal trial. The court will determine the nature of the sentence, which may include fines, probation, and restitution. Depending on the jurisdiction, the court may also order the dissolution of the organization or its restructuring. Types of judgment in a criminal case (for organizational defendants) include: 1. Monetary fines: Monetary fines are imposed on the defendant organization as punishment for the crime. This may include restitution to victims, and payment of court costs. 2. Probation: Probation is a period of supervision during which the organization must adhere to certain restrictions as ordered by the court. This may include restrictions on activities, reporting requirements, and other conditions. 3. Restitution: Restitution is an order that the organization must pay compensation to any victims of the crime. 4. Dissolution: The court may order the organization to be dissolved, and its assets to be liquidated. 5. Restructuring: The court may order the organization to be restructured in order to prevent future criminal activity. This may include changes to the organization's management or operations.