公安机关和教育部⻔严打涉考违法犯罪⼁Authorities crack down on

exam cheating
原创 CD君 CHINADAILY 2022-06-08 10:19 发表于北京

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examinations, with 129 such cases having been investigated and 208 suspects
caught so far this year, according to the Ministry of Public Security.

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The public security organs and education authorities have severely punished those
who organize cheating in examinations or produce and sell equipment used in
cheating. This year, they have handled 189 cases of producing and selling
equipment for cheating and caught 990 suspects, according to the Ministry of
Public Security.

The gaokao, China's national college entrance exam, is being held on Tuesday and
Wednesday nationwide, while in some places it extends to Friday.

To ensure the examination is held safely and smoothly, the Ministry of Public
Security has deployed public security organs to inspect places around the
examination sites, including rental houses, internet cafes and nucleic acid testing
sites.

They also alerted enterprises and institutions that may cause noise and interfere
with the gaokao to eliminate risks and hidden distractions.

The police were asked to target every step of exam cheating to break the criminal
network, investigate and punish acts of selling cheating equipment and uncover
the factories producing the equipment.

In addition, public security authorities have worked with other departments to

clean up online and offline advertising for cheating equipment, organizing proxy
tests and selling answers.

The ministry said it would supervise the handling of major cases and quickly detect
and resolve such cases, and public security organs would work closely with the
education department to discover and investigate acts of cheating.

According to the Criminal Law, people who organize cheating, sell and use wireless
cheating equipment or provide test questions and answers to examinees in the
national examinations are in violation of the law.

In the case of someone taking exams for others, the examinee and the ghostwriter
will receive identical punishment, according to the Criminal Law.

People who organize cheating could be sentenced to from three to seven years
imprisonment plus a fine, according to a judicial interpretation issued by the
Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate.

Examinees who carry or use cheating equipment and materials will be stopped
from taking the relevant examinations for between one and three years.

记者：杨泽坤

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