Different from crime committed by natural person

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Succinctly outline at least two ways in which a crime committed by a business entity is different from a crime committed by a natural person. (For instance, can a business entity be effectively punished? Can a business be deterred from law-breaking? Can a business entity have "intent"? Etc.)

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