nonguilt
/ˈnɔŋˌɡɪlt/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being free from guilt or blame, especially in a situation where guilt would normally be expected.
“The judge’s decision was seen as a declaration of nonguilt, which relieved the defendant’s family of immense emotional burden.”
2. noun
Lack of guilt or shame, especially in a situation where it is expected.
“The company’s response to the scandal showed a complete lack of nonguilt, which damaged its reputation even further.”