Al-Tamyiz affirms 5-year term for four in Tawjihi case
The Court of Cassation upheld a verdict sentencing four defendants to five years in prison and a fine of 42,000 Jordanian dinars for selling and leaking the 2024 General Secondary Certificate exams through electronic groups, charging 50 dinars per student. The defendants were arrested in a sting operation organized by the General Directorate of Investigation, which revealed their involvement in managing a network that sold and circulated exam papers for financial gain. Additionally, the court upheld the suspension of a teacher's disciplinary punishment for one year, along with a requirement for her to maintain good conduct and behavior for three years.
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