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There models to hold companies criminaly liable in other jurisdictions. Under the Australian, which has its flaws, companies can be criminally prosecuted for many offences. My understanding is subsequent to a conviction directors can be held personally liable, unless the responsibility can be pinned elsewhere. One key element is the law needs to be technology neutral.
However, I doubt the corporate protection policies of the US would make this difficult. But then the US Supreme Court did rule companies are people in regards to political donations.