Legal Trends: Proposed New York legislation would make cheating on educational tests a felony

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Caveon No Comments
Clearly, the SAT scandal continues to make waves. In New York, legislators will have the opportunity to vote whether cheating on educational tests is a felony offense.
 
This seems a bit extreme and reactive. However, it highlights increased public concern over the recent wave of cheating scandals involving education.
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Sen. Kenneth LaValle (luh-VAL') of Suffolk County released the draft bill Tuesday. It would create a new crime of facilitation of education testing fraud and another law of scheming to defraud educational testing.
 
Those crimes would be felonies punishable by prison sentences.
 

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