Misprision of Felony elements required.

• A. Active concealment
• B. Knowledge of the felony and active concealment
• C. Intent to commit a felony
• D. Failure to disclose after possessing knowledge

Answer: (B)

Misprision of felony requires two things: knowledge that a felony has been committed by someone else, and a concealment of that information (or failure to report it) to the proper authorities. The dying point is that intent to commit the felony isn’t needed—the focus is on knowing about the felony and taking steps to conceal or not disclose it.

The best answer matches these elements by stating both knowledge of the felony and active concealment. Without knowledge, there’s nothing to conceal; and without concealment, the statute’s requirement isn’t met. The other options either omit the knowledge element, impose an unnecessary intent to commit the felony, or describe only a failure to disclose without tying it to the knowledge and concealment that's required.