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An adult nonmember knowingly remains at a fraternity’s hazing. He neither prevents the acts nor promptly reports them, although reporting would expose neither him nor his family to peril. He argues that nonmembership makes his presence legally irrelevant. Which is correct under current section 14?

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Presence is an irrebuttable conviction and proof is unnecessary Presence supplies prima facie evidence of participation as a principal, subject to the statute’s qualifications and the criminal burden of proof Nonmembership categorically excludes the statutory presence rule The presence rule applies only if a school dean is also present

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