Lawless
Lawless is an adjective describing something or someone not governed by law or not subject to legal restraints. It can refer to places where order and enforcement are weak or absent, to acts that break laws, or to behavior marked by a disregard for legal norms. The term often carries a negative connotation, implying danger, impunity, and a breakdown of public authority.
Etymology and usage: The word combines law with the suffix -less, indicating absence or lack of. It
Contexts: In historical and geographic contexts, lawless describes frontier regions, insurgent zones, or territories where law
Cultural references: The title Lawless refers to a 2012 film directed by John Hillcoat, about the Prohibition-era