LAC 46:XLV.3725. Subversion of Examination Process

A. An applicant-examinee who engages or attempts to engage in conduct which subverts or undermines the integrity of the examination process shall be subject to the sanctions specified in §3729 of this Subchapter. B. Conduct which subverts or undermines the integrity of the examination shall be deemed to include: 1. refusing or failing to fully and promptly comply with any rules, procedures, instructions, directions, or requests made by the American College of Sports Medicine or its contract testing agency, or the board's representative; 2. removing from the examination room or rooms any of the examination materials; 3. reproducing or reconstruction by copying, duplication, written notes, or electronic recording, any portion of the licensing examination; 4. selling, distributing, buying, receiving, obtaining, or having unauthorized possession of a future, current, or previously administered licensing examination; 5. communicating in any manner with any other examinee or any person during the administration of the examination; 6. copying answers from another examinee or permitting one's answers to be copied by another examinee during the administration of the examination; 7. having in one's possession during administration of the examination any materials or objects other than the examination materials distributed, including, without limitation, any books, notes, recording devices, or other written, printed, or recorded materials or data of any kind; 8. impersonating an examinee by appearing for and as an applicant and taking the examination for and in the name of the applicant other than himself; 9. permitting another person to appear for and take the examination on one's behalf and one's name; or 10. engaging in any conduct which disrupts the examination or the taking thereof by other examinees.