Prohibits commercial services that provide a user with work submitted for educational credit in the user's name

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This bill creates a new law in Missouri to stop commercial cheating services. It makes it illegal for individuals or organizations to prepare, sell, or complete academic work for students or other learners for a fee, knowing it will be submitted as the learner's own work. Violators could face civil penalties, misdemeanor charges, or even felony charges for repeat offenses, and educational institutions can sue for damages.

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