Neutral.
I can see some cases where an individual with a felony would be allowed to be on a team - maybe accessory to kidnapping, like they could defend that they were forced to be there but now got out of it. I do not, in any way, support massive felonies (anything relating to weaponry or assault or threatening of major assault/murder or straight up kidnapping) to be on teams as that might result in rivalry being unruly and stop the progress that Tippie has made in helping set rivalry to a better pattern that goes with it's current rules. However, if this were to be allowed I'd see it as the same way you'd do a highschooler going to college, the captain would need to ask their respective sports lead if the character/individual would be allowed on the team with their felony. Felonies I'd consider being allowed on the team would be those where the character didn't have a choice to be there or help with it or if it was minor things like drunk driving a long time ago (felonies should have been placed at least 3 months ago). Otherwise, I can see rivalry going horribly, and I don't want that to happen period.
Takeaways: any member trying out with a felony must be confirmed to be allowed in the team after being "accepted" by the respective sport lead, felonies must be at least 3 months old, felonies should be minor felonies (unrelated to any assault or major threat), characters should have actual development.
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