Well I finally got thrown in jail, framed for a murder by the guards that I didn't commit.
You have no idea how hard it is to resist summoning an undead dragon and ripping the soul from that King of the Forsworn's body with Soul Tear, before going Vampire Lord on everyone.
Seriously, all I was doing was investigating murders happening in broad infernal daylight. Oh and the Jarl happens to be an imperial, as if I need another reason to aid the Stormcloaks. TRUE TO ULFRIC!
Although that does raise an interesting question. Namely how do you ever convict someone like the Dragonborn of a crime? Unless they're willing to go with you, at which point they probably either think they can win the trial, or didn't commit the crime. How do you ever permanently lock someone up who is basically a walking god? Either they didn't do it, which is the only reason they're going with you peacefully, they did do it, but think they were justified and are going to try and win the trial via public relations. Or you're trying to frame them, or they're just an evil psycho, at which point, why, oh, why, do you think your city guards in clothes and wielding iron maces have a chance against them.
I mean, the law is kind of meaningless if you can't enforce it, and how do you "enFORCE" it, key sub-word force, on a creature who's basically a walking god.
I literally didn't even use the shiv on the guy that I had to kill to get out, I used Soul Tear and reanimated his corpse to follow me around, which is pretty much extra evidence that trying to in anyway to "Disarm" the Dragonborn, or really any person with innate magic is meaningless.