👉 Unimpeachability is a concept in legal and moral philosophy that refers to a property or right that cannot be overturned by another party. It describes how one person's actions can have unintended consequences for another, such as an individual who is unjustly imprisoned for crimes they did not commit. Unimpeachability is often associated with the idea of justice and fairness in legal systems, where every action has consequences, even if it was done out of malice or greed.
