"Fair Business Practices Act of 1975" commercial cheating services that target students and examinees seeking a professional license as an unlawful, unfair, and deceptive trade practice; ban

Student cheating services banned; private lawsuits barred

Georgia bans commercially supplying nearly finished assignments, exams, or parts of them for grades, credentials, or professional licenses. This covers students in public, private, and home schools, state universities, and technical colleges, plus Georgia professional-license examinees. Tutoring, research materials, and general information remain allowed. Automated tools, including AI, are allowed only when their responses are not nearly finished assessment work and their main purpose is not providing assessment tasks. Contract terms and disclaimers cannot shield providers from this ban. Violations are unfair or deceptive trade practices, but only the Georgia attorney general can enforce this rule; individuals cannot bring private lawsuits under it.