It appears that “members of the U.S. Congress [are] — using privileged access to critical information … on government actions or regulatory reform legislation to line their own pockets.”

- It’s refreshing to see that not everyone feels that cheating is inconsequential and should be overlooked. Perhaps, with legislators involved, we will see more anti-cheating laws, similar to Minnesota’s exam subversion legislation.
- Young people mirror that which they see around them. We shape them, not the other way around. So have we, as a society, somehow made cheating acceptable?

Proposed DMCA legislation could allow a test publisher to effectively shutter payments to test preparation providers when the test publisher believes that copyrighted exam materials are being distributed.

This could significantly impact test security in a positive way.