Morocco Prosecutes 49 Students for Cheating on National Baccalaureate Exam

Several candidates for the unified regional exam of the first year of the Baccalaureate were caught in the act of cheating. They are the subject of investigations by the Moroccan police. The evaluation took place on June 8, 2019.
49. The number of Baccalaureate 2019 candidates prosecuted by the Moroccan police for cheating. A press release from the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) provides the information.
According to it, 43 of them were caught in the act of fraud. As for the six others, common law offenses are attributed to them. And, as a result of the investigations carried out, several objects were seized: 45 mobile phones, 5 headphones and 1 "Ipod" device. They would have been used in the acts of cheating.
According to the DGSN, in the exercise of the judicial procedure, 16 suspects were placed in custody. Another is under surveillance. All the remaining defendants remain prosecuted by the justice system while remaining free.
Furthermore, it suspects 21 people of having dishonestly used social networks for these Baccalaureate-related frauds. They are the subject of searches and will be prosecuted.
Related Articles
-
Mother of Three Brutally Tortured for 8 Days in Horrific Kidnapping Near Témara
1 September 2025
-
Border Police Crack Down on Thriving Stolen Car Trade to Morocco
1 September 2025
-
Vacation Nightmare: Dutch Teen’s Seizure at Moroccan Airport Leads to Harrowing Medical Ordeal
31 August 2025
-
Morocco’s Intelligence Services: The Unsung Heroes in Global Counter-Terrorism and Drug Busts
31 August 2025
-
Mental Health Crisis Grips Morocco: 425 Cases Spark Calls for Urgent National Action
31 August 2025