The Unicorn
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Cite please.Failure to report a crime is itself a crime in most states if it is serious enough
There are specific laws that make failure to report a specific crime illegal (generally things like child abuse), and even then most jurisdictions do not apply them to random citizens. There is a reason pretty much all jurisdictions define 'mandatory reporters' i.e people who are required to report evidence of a crime they encounter.
https://www.findlaw.com/criminal/criminal-charges/failure-to-report-a-crime.html
Additionally, I'm pretty sure Taylor would consider penalties such as the ones in the Ohio law (up to 250$ fine that the PRT would have to pay and 30 days in jail away from the PRT) a reward.
And this is assuming they could find a judge willing to sentence a minor for failure to report
Granting this for the sake of argument, Failure to report would not be such a fuck up, taking for example the Ohio law it would be equivalent to having a few speeding ticketsThe PRT is literally waiting for Taylor to fuck up in some meaningful way so they can slap the probationary modifier to her Wards membership.