LEBANON, N.H. (AP) – One teenager has been found guilty in a cheating scandal at Hanover High School.

In a brief trial Wednesday at Lebanon District Court, Paul Formella was found guilty of acting as a lookout while others took exam questions from a locked filing cabinet at the school in June.

Formella was the first of nine teens charged in the exam theft to face a trial. As part of his punishment, he will have to apologize publicly at the school, do community service and write essays.

Judges previously rejected plea deals for the teens.

Copy the Story Link