I'm not going to condemn her for not being perfect. She's doing the best things she can do now which is to shed some light on this illegal and dangerous activity.
She was probably 18-19 at the time. She did what a typical kid that position would do -- she bowed to peer pressure. Now that she's more mature and realizes that what happened was wrong, she's doing something about it despite there being an enormous amount of pressure not to.
In my book, that takes a hell of a lot of courage. To admit you were wrong and face up to these kinds of serious consequences is pretty serious stuff.
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