unpunishable

A prison with unpunishable potential murderers has got to be a very ugly place to work.

Maybe things do have to balance, and you have to punish yourself for being unpunishable, I don't know.

Yes an unproveable, unpunishable incident, for which he was not ashamed of being responsible.

But Tulla had turned to unpunishable air.

Headlong motions may be made, but let such be repressed; inertia alone is at once unpunishable and unconquerable.

Gio is more than a little disaffected by the crimes he must investigate and the unpunishable ones he finds in the world at large.

But Mills Lane when reviewing replays, correctly said that the headbutts were unintentional and unpunishable.

No more wishing someone could solve the crime that, thanks to a fast-approaching statute of limitations, would have rendered some of the suspects unpunishable by Saturday.

He was merely allowing his resentment of Ribe's usurpation of his ship and his fleet to show in a subtle, unpunishable manner.

Thus, it is criminal (manslaughter on demand) to poison someone who wishes to be poisoned, while according to the more common opinion it would be unpunishable to bring a cup of poison to their bed and then leave the room.

This is explained with the reasoning that the intention of the Molech worship is to improve the health and well-being of one's remaining children, whereas complete sacrifice defeats the purported purpose of the service, rendering it unpunishable by lack of intent to perform it properly.

Much the way the world is currently suffering from corporations being unpunishable shields for criminals, bitcoin will suffer from its lack of attachment to an authoritarian body which can dole out appropriate punishment for those who abuse the system and redress of grievance for those who are virtually burgled.