I figured you would try to spin this.
Implicit in this statement is that if a parent breaks the law then by definition the child comes to injury. Is it possible that it might not be true in some cases?
I can not count all the times my parents and grandparents broke the law, and even asked me to keep quiet. Especially when it came to the game warden. I can remember being explicitly told to duck if I saw the brown pick up they drove. A particular bird was a protected bird under the Endangered Species Act, but had not been removed once their numbers had returned. They had become so numerous that they were pests, so I was directed my the men in my family to kill as many as I could, and not get caught.
Let's see, what else. I learned to drive at an illegally young age on back country roads with parental approval. Just don't get caught. I can think of two handfulls of things I was allowed to do, even ordered to do and told not to get caught doing.