Impunity (noun)

Exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an action.

Origin:

From latin impunitas "exemption from punishment" from impunitus "unpunished" from in- "not" + punire "to punish".

Examples:

1. The dictator ruled with impunity, disregarding laws and human rights.
2. The criminals acted with impunity, knowing they were unlikely to be caught or punished.
3. The company acted with impunity, polluting the environment without any consequences.
4. The government officials enjoyed impunity, immune from prosecution for their corrupt actions.
5. The soldier acted with impunity, confident that his actions would not be questioned.