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32. Which is true about corporate criminal liability? a. Corporations have always been equally subject to criminal liability as individuals. b. Because a corporation cannot be sent to prison, they generally cannot be held criminally liable for the actions of their officers. If the corporate criminal conduct can be traced to a specific person or persons, those persons will be liable and not the corporation. d. There can be liability for both the individuals who commit crimes and for the corporation on whose behalf the crimes were committed. c. Questions 33 and 34 are based on the following: Dana Carvey consented to heart-bypass surgery for a blocked coronary artery. The surgeon operated on the wrong artery. Mr. Carvey later sued the surgeon. a. 33. What is the standard of care applied to the surgeon? That of a reasonable person with knowledge of how botched surgery occurred. b. That of a reasonable person. That of a reasonable cardiac surgeon with the same level of experience, skill, and expertise. d. That of the reasonable person in the same general profession. c. a. 34. What claims could be reasonably asserted against the surgeon? Medical malpractice b. Res ipsa loquitur Personal trespass and nuisance d. Battery A and D wolniti e