I'm not sure it's honest* to say it's known, which students are cheating. you shouldn't say you know someone is guilty of a malicious offense without clear evid

I'm not sure it's honest* to say it's known, which students are cheating. you shouldn't say you know someone is guilty of a malicious offense without clear evidence. Where, if you had clear evidence it wouldn't be hard to do something about. Or if you don't have clear evidence the most you should charitably consider is suspect. IMO, in a hypothetical like that, it's unethical to accuse someone at all. It's impossible for me to prove I didn't cheat. *: honest meaning in this specific context I think otherwise, without any accusation or assumption of maliciousness, you're probably right