The reasons for impunity in the crime of abuse of trust are as follows;

If the crime of abuse of trust is committed to the detriment of one of the spouses, the parent or child, or one of the relatives of such beech, or the adopter or adopter, one of the brothers living together in the same residence, the penalty shall not be imposed on the related relative.

If one of the spouses who has decided to separate in the rights of abuse of office is committed to the detriment of an uncle, uncle, aunt, aunt, nephew or second-degree brother-in-law who lives together in the same residence, the penalty will be reduced by half if there is a complaint against the related relative. Certain kinship relationships are arranged as a personal reason that requires a reduction in the penalty.

An effective remorse clause has also been adopted in the offence of abuse of trust. In accordance with TC 168, after the crime of abuse of trust is completed and but therefore before the prosecution begins, if the perpetrator, perseverance or helper completely eliminates the damage suffered by the victim by showing remorse in the same way or compensating the victim for the damage, up to two-thirds of the penalty will be reduced. If effective remorse is shown after the start of the prosecution but before the verdict is given, up to half of the sentence will be reduced. But in order for effective provisions of remorse to be applied in the case of partial return or partial compensation, the consent of the victim is also sought.