untouchable

They are able to freely do this because the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act only applies to a ticket resale occurring within England and Wales - so they are untouchable.

Code, Americans can sue state and local officials for constitutional violations, but federal officials are virtually untouchable.

And from there, Glasnow was untouchable, retiring 14 of his next 15 batters before his day ended on a two-out walk in the sixth.

The rotation has been untouchable, propelling the Dodgers to the verge of their second consecutive pennant.

"We've never seen actors in this industry who looked so untouchable face these kinds of asset seizures and coordinated enforcement efforts before", said Kennedy, the research director of The Eyewitness Project.