Citizens may ignore self-reporting statutes that do the following:

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Self-reporting statutes that apply to a highly select group engaged in criminal activity and require them to report information that could, and probably would, lead to their prosecution are likely to be ignored by citizens. Similarly, citizens may ignore self-reporting statutes that require them to report income from criminal activities as this could incriminate them. Therefore, both options A and B are correct.

Citizens May Ignore Self-Reporting Statutes That Do the Following