Which of the following situations is classified as non-reportable sexual intercourse?

The situation described where a minor under 14 engages in sexual activity with another minor under 14 is classified as non-reportable sexual intercourse. In California law, the reasoning behind this classification is based on the concept of consensual sexual activity among peers. When both individuals involved are minors and below the age of 14, the law typically recognizes a lack of legal capacity to give consent and provides a certain level of protection for those minors.

In contrast, the other scenarios involve at least one party who is above the age of consent or involves significant age disparities, leading to legal obligations to report such activities. Therefore, in these instances, minors engaging in sexual intercourse with older individuals, regardless of the minors' willingness, fall under statutory rape laws and require mandatory reporting to authorities. Understanding this distinction is essential for professionals working with minors and navigating legal and ethical responsibilities in therapeutic settings.