This specialized book offers a comprehensive criminal law doctrinal analysis of attribution in collegial decisions involving multiple collegial bodies. It sheds light on the complex legal questions arising from collective decision-making and also incorporates principles of corporate law. The author examines the challenges and implications of attributing actions and decisions in a collegial context. By connecting criminal law and corporate law aspects, it provides an in-depth understanding of the legal frameworks and their practical application. This book is aimed at students, practitioners, and scholars who engage with the intersections of criminal law and corporate law.