University cheats face jail time, huge fines if caught under Morrison plan

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Cheats who take exams or write essays on behalf of university students could be jailed for two years if the Morrison government wins the next election

"If you're a cheating service, understand now you are going to face the full force of the law if you provide those services to students here in Australia," he said."For those services based overseas, we are going to use blocking to make sure that they cannot provide those services.

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