Failure to Report Felony occurs when a person who observes a felony fails to report immediately under conditions where a reasonable person would believe the offense had not been reported and it could be reported without danger.

• A. Misuse
• B. Interference with Public Duties
• C. Failure to Report Felony
• D. Failure to Stop or Report Aggravated Sexual Assault of Child

Answer: (C)

The main concept is the duty to report felonies you witness. If you observe a felony and there’s no danger in reporting it, you must report it promptly. The test adds two important conditions: you’d reasonably believe the offense hasn’t already been reported, and reporting could be done without putting anyone in danger. When those conditions are met and you fail to report, that constitutes the offense of Failure to Report Felony.

Think of it as a safeguard to ensure serious crimes are brought to authorities quickly and safely. It’s not about interfering with officers or about reporting every crime in general; it specifically targets the failure to report a felony you witnessed under safe and timely circumstances.