HF 2337·IA·house
A bill for an act relating to fraudulent practices involving academic credentials or professional or occupational licenses, and making penalties applicable.
Signed into LawFiled Feb 6, 2026
Sponsor: COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
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Fiscal note.
May 13, 2026
Summary
The bill creates a new subsection that makes it a crime to knowingly lie about having a degree to get a job or other personal benefit. It classifies that false‑credential claim as a fifth‑degree fraudulent practice, which is punishable under existing fraud penalties. The change targets individuals who misrepresent academic qualifications.
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