Is it ever fit to forge your parent's signature?

Is it 100% wrong to forge a parents signature no matter what?
I am 15 and a sophomore in high academy in Mississippi. We have year round schooling in my district. I am (for context, not to brag) a upright kid--never in trouble, on the honor roll, a class officer, play soccer, homecoming court etc etc. One of my best friends was really struggling with math, so today I help her cheat on a test. I have never done anything like this back, and feel quite bad roughly speaking it. I also should be clear that I, myself, did not cheat (I helped her cheat).

We got caught and both got 0's on the testing. My teacher also sent me home with a corporal punishment consent form. My mom is NOT a super traditonal, conservative parent..BUT she is really really big on supporting the school, and have always been clear that if I ever were to gain in trouble and I knew the rules ahead of time, I would have noone but myself to blame and she would wager on the school up. Rather or not ya'll agree with her (beside the point) I know she will/would sign the form. Meanwhile, I TRULY already feel doomed to failure for what I did, and I really really really don't want to be paddled (I'm a total wimp about pain and have never be in big trouble at school).

What I'm asking is, would it be HORRIBLE of me to sign her name to the form (checking no instead of yes), take my two detentions instead of the paddling, swot my lesson, and move on? If I was a bad kid who get in trouble I'd say that the consequences I knew give or take a few based on school rules of cheating need to begin, but I've never even had detention---I already feel bad around what I did. So what is the point of being embarrased and (more importantly) getting a paddling??
Its "Ground hog day..."in your time anyway.
Oh my god. Get a life. Stop posting this question once a month. What exactly do you find out of this repeated posting?? Source(s): seen the ? posted 3 previous times and in multiple multiple categories
I would give it to her, in grip they call. But I would also fudge it a bit. I think people are coming down pretty ruthless on you. I just graduated and i know how hard it is to articulate no. just give it to your mom but swear you had no belief your friend was doing it, or say something horrible had in recent times happened in her life and you feel bad for her or something, i got out of trouble for getting my cell taken when I got caught texting at conservatory by making up a fictional friend and saying she was so hysterical roughly her parents getting divorced or some illness in the family or somthing that I be trying to make sure she was OK. The whole compassion item usually works on parents quite well. Good luck
forging her signature isn't a good thing. But no college can paddle you or use any physical contact on you. Not even with your parents permission. They could bring back arrested for child abuse for that.
It is wrong to back someone else to cheat and wrong to forge someone else's name.
first of you did cheat you helped her and that is wrong
second if you get caught on this your punishment at home will be even worse. As a parent I would 10 times angrier if you lied and forged my autograph. She can find out at a parent teacher confernce or some other time later in the year
third yes it is wrong below all circumstances to forge the signature
Well, I am very, especially much opposed to corporal punishment. In fact, it's actually private where I live.

Be that as it may, you can't fix a wrong with another wrong. You would be better served to be honest, and to demonstrate the integrity that you should have demonstrated the first time around.

I hope you own learned your lesson. As Devon said, helping someone cheat is still cheating.

Just think, for how uncomfortable it might hold been for a few minutes to say 'no' at the time to your friend, saying 'yes' wound up self a lot more trouble and causing much more pain. Even though I don't agree beside the method, the message is bang on. There are many cases where doing the right entity, though harder at first, ends up being much, much easier in the long run. Next time, make the right decree. Don't compromise your integrity for anyone. Source(s): Adoptee/Adoptive Mom/Foster Mom
You clearly did *not* learn your lesson just about cheating or you would not be on here asking if it is ok to somehow cheat your way out of the consequences of your behavior!

I am personally opposed to spanking and no problem would not allow a stranger to spank my child in a situation that I could not control. Perhaps if you went to your mother and explained that you do not want *out* of the punishment, you simply want to take one of the two option presented to you, she would understand. She may reward you for truly learning your lesson by coming clean and recitation her that you are not willing to cheat your way out of another situation.
Answers:    Just imagine what the punishment will be when (not if) you get caught doing this.
I be in trouble constantly in school for one item or another. I never forged a signature because it would have meant the end of time as I knew it when I got caught. I just took my punishments as they come, and I always knew that I deserved them.
Cheating is cheating. Helping someone cheat is cheating. Lets not get into semantics. Perhaps you can explain to your mother why you get the impression that you shouldn't be punished, and since this is your first offense, she might be lenient with you.
Again, just be honest here, because you'll probably bring back caught, and the punishment for cheating, then forging will be much, much worse.

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