Análisis del sentido de algunas innovaciones contenidas en el modelo de responsabilidad penal de las personas jurídicas chileno en relación con el modelo italiano inspirador (antes y después de la nueva ley de delitos económicos).

This paper offers a critical analysis of Law 20.393, which regulates the criminal liability of legal persons in Chile, with special emphasis on those aspects in which the national legislator was innovative in relation to the Italian legislation used as the main inspiring model, weighing the sense of each of them in the light of the discussion on these elements in comparative law. In this sense, the reflections are especially focused on the weighting of the relevance and scope of three important modifications: the unification of the regime of attribution of liability whether a subject acts in a superior position or one in a subordinate position; the omission of the inclusion of the requirement of fraudulent circumvention of the preventive rule; and the certification as a mechanism of preventive suitability of the model recognized by international regulations as useful for the accreditation of a serious and efficient self-regulation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]