óheimilað
Óheimilað is a term used in Icelandic law to describe a situation where a person is found guilty of a crime but is not sentenced to any punishment. This can occur in cases where the court determines that the defendant's actions were not criminally liable, or where the crime is considered to be of such minor nature that it does not warrant punishment. The term is derived from the Icelandic words "óheimilað" meaning "not allowed" or "not permitted," reflecting the idea that the defendant's actions were not legally permissible.
The concept of óheimilað is distinct from other legal outcomes such as acquittal, where the defendant is
The use of óheimilað is governed by Icelandic criminal law, which outlines the circumstances under which it