Education ministry official confirms criminal charges will be sought going forward
1 Oct 30 · 9d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Lee Joon-hyuk, an education ministry official, confirmed to AFP that the ministry will seek criminal charges against students caught cheating with smart glasses in the future. However, he noted the new rules are unlikely to apply to the November exam due to only 20 days remaining, and the ministry plans to push for changes to take effect from 2027's exam.
“The ministry will seek criminal charges against students caught cheating with smart glasses in the future.”
Lee Joon-hyukSouth Korea Ministry of Education Government body enforcing exam rulesLee Joon-hyuk Education ministry official
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first by Channel News Asia, 9d ago · also RTE News
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