So is Prince Y. Johnson, a onetime Taylor ally who literally butchered President Samuel K. Doe at the start of the civil war and was so certain of his impunity that he had the entire episode videotaped for posterity.
By Michelle Legro September 30, 2009 Charles Dickens spent the majority of his writing life as the editor of a paper or a magazine, and when you are the editor, you get to publish your own work with a certain amount of impunity.
Since it isn't likely that the soldiers' micro-nation (tribe) would be demonstrating in the streets, it can be relatively easy for them to open fire on protesters with a certain sense of impunity.
The fact that Dadaev carried himself with apparent nonchalance after his return to Chechnya from Moscow, for example, showed either that he had nothing to hide and had been set up or that he operated with impunity, certain that those who ordered the crime would cover for him.
Whereas the traditional Senufo and Bambara of West Africa, for example, tacitly condone the honour crime of killing the adulterous female spouse and her companion, among the Kaka in Cameroon a man may have sexual relations with the wives of certain relatives with impunity.
"It does allow people to behave with a certain degree of impunity".
After the state passed a law which seems intended to allow businesses to refuse to serve certain customers with impunity, stickers are now popping up in some Mississippi store windows which read: "We don't discriminate.
Hermant was also outed as a police informant earlier this year when La Voix du Nord published emails between the alleged trafficker and the police, leading some to speculate that the suspect traded juicy tips for a certain level of impunity.
Urban and rural violence, the murders of young people in city peripheries, drug trafficking, the impunity of certain corrupt politicians, judges and businessmen, the awful situation of public education and health – all this brutalises the lives of Brazilians, mainly the most helpless, who are humiliated on a daily basis.
