Cheating in exams refers to cheating and cheating in exams in order to get good grades, which not only violates school discipline and exam system, but also violates moral norms. At present, schools and teachers usually take a variety of disciplinary measures for cheating in exams, such as canceling test scores, suspending students' enrollment, persuading them to leave, and expelling them. It may even constitute an illegal act and bear corresponding legal responsibilities. In national laws and regulations, cheating in exams involves criminal law, public security management punishment law, education law and many other legal fields. For example, in the national college entrance examination, those who obtain the college entrance examination qualification by cheating or take the college entrance examination by cheating will be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law; Those who cheat in the college entrance examination will be disqualified from participating in the college entrance examination in this province (autonomous regions and municipalities) that year, and will not participate in the college entrance examination in this province (autonomous regions and municipalities) next year.
Can I file a civil lawsuit against cheating in the exam? Cheating belongs to the category of education. If it leads to academic loss or economic loss, it can be investigated for compensation through civil litigation. However, in the aspect of cheating in exams, more measures are taken to prevent and combat cheating, such as education and administrative supervision.
Cheating in exams is a violation of school discipline, examination system and moral norms, and an act of obtaining grades by improper means. In national laws and school systems, there are related punishment measures for cheating in exams. Students should abide by the examination system and get proper academic results.
Legal basis:
Article 25 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) (Amendment 9) Whoever organizes cheating in the national examinations prescribed by law shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention and shall also or only be fined; If the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than seven years and shall also be fined.