Missouri HB2271 prohibits commercial services from providing work for educational credit in a user's name.
Missouri HB2271 makes it illegal for commercial services to prepare, sell, or complete work for educational credit in a user's name. This includes tasks like writing term papers, taking exams, or attending classes. The bill defines "assigned task" as any task given to a learner for credit. It also prohibits selling or distributing confidential exams or assignments. Violators can face misdemeanor or felony charges, and aggrieved sponsors can sue for damages and attorney's fees.
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