Outlaw

An outlaw is an agent with guilt that no one can close. The outlaw destroyed the victim who held the sovereign power to close the debt. The typical cause is murder. The claim of the outlaw to the protection of the Golden Rule is lost: the action of the outlaw showed that they reject reciprocity. No thing obligates an agent to trade with an outlaw, to shelter them, or to protect them. To end an outlaw can make a victim in the descriptive sense: harm to an agent against their will. But it is not wrong, and it makes no crime and no moral debt, because the outlaw lost reciprocal protection when they rejected reciprocity.