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Robert Bennett elaborates on responding to "irregular behavior" allegations by USMLE.

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Specific examples of conduct that may be deemed to be irregular behavior include, but are not limited to, the following:

seeking, providing, and/or obtaining unauthorized access to examination materials

providing false information or making false statements on or in connection with application forms, scheduling permits, or other USMLE-related documents

taking or attempting to take an examination for which you are not eligible

taking an examination for someone or engaging someone to take an examination for you

seeking, providing, or obtaining unauthorized assistance during the examination or attempting to do so

making notes of any kind while in the secure areas of the test center, except on the writing materials provided at the test center for this purpose

failing to adhere to any USMLE policy, procedure, or rule, including instructions of the test center staff

verbal or physical harassment of test center staff or other examination staff, or other disruptive or unprofessional behavior during the registration, scheduling, or examination process

possessing any unauthorized materials, including photographic equipment, communication or recording devices, fitness and tracking monitors, and cell phones, in the secure testing areas

altering or misrepresenting examination scores
unauthorized reproduction by any means, including, but not limited to, reconstruction through memorization, and/or dissemination of copyrighted examination materials by any means, including the Internet communications

or attempting to communicate about specific test items, cases, and/or answers with another examinee, potential examinee, or

formal or informal test preparation group at any time before, during, or after an examination

failure to cooperate fully in any investigation of a violation of the USMLE rules

(edited by Philip Thomas)

The preceding video noted above is not intended as legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please consult legal counsel for your particular situation. The video is intended for legal education, not public use and helpful for attorneys and to give information about Mr. Bennett's CLEs that have been credited by the State Bar of Texas. Call 713-225-6000 for scheduling a CLE presentation.