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No high-ranking executives from Lehman Brothers faced criminal charges or went to jail specifically for the firm's collapse during the 2008 financial crisis. While the scandal prompted investigations, including by the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, most legal actions focused on civil lawsuits and regulatory penalties rather than criminal prosecution. Some lower-level employees faced charges related to fraud, but the lack of accountability for top executives remains a point of contention in discussions about the financial crisis.

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