n.being reprehensible; worthy of and deserving reprehension or reproof

"Comparative Reprehensibility"and the Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule
Losing the Procedural Battle but Winning the Substantive War: How Philip Morris v. Williams Reshaped Reprehensibility Analysis in Fa...
The perceived moral reprehensibility of strategic mortgage default
Plaintiff injury and defendant reprehensibility: Implications for compensatory and punitive damage awards
Smashing the Tragic Illusion of Justice: The Reprehensibility of the Death Penalty in Virginia
The Role of Prospect Theory in the Perceived Moral Reprehensibility of Strategic Mortgage Default
Attractiveness and morality : An experimental study on how attractiveness affects the degree of moral reprehensibility
What Do You Do With a Drunken Sailor? Reprehensibility, the Exxon Valdez and Punitive Damages
Fascination and reprehensibility: »Dora's case« and its role in the origins and evolution of psychoanalysis
Are Some Lies Worse than Others?: The Reprehensibility of Deception as a Function of Perceivers' Culture, Liars' Intentions, and Rel...