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Plagiarism
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Lawyers Representing Lawyers
Plagiarism Draws Sanctions in First Amendment Case
The Federal District Court in Philadelphia has sanctioned a lawyer for copying and pasting opposing counsel’s motion in limine and filing it as her own work product the next day.…
PrawfsBlawg
Plagiarism in the Supreme Court
Main Friday, February 03, 2023Plagiarism in the Supreme CourtIn a prior post I said that Justice Jackson's concurrence in Youngstown drew on a memo written by Assstant Solicitor General Golden…
Mike McBride Online
Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 15 2023
By Mike McBride
Information & Cyber Security Policy Templates L&D Experiences Can Stimulate Retention A Writer Used AI To Plagiarize Me. Now What? Why Every Business Should Have an EAP & Why Employees…
The Right Coast
Plagiarism and ChatGPT
How do we deal with this emerging technology? Short answer questions are far too easy to simulate. For example, "What are the elements of X" or "Describe Y concept." A…
The Faculty Lounge
The Plagiarism Taboo with Brian Frye
A new bonus episode of the Taboo Trades podcast is up and it is a lot of fun. My guest is one of the most unusual and creative voices in…
LegaMart Blog
Plagiarism vs Copyright Infringement: Rules and Differences
Plagiarism vs copyright infringement can be characterized as different subjects and they should not be used interchangeably. “One of my students has written an article, where he has copied every…
The Right Coast
Duke Commencement Speaker Is Mortified and Embarrassed After Similarities in Speech Spark Probe – WSJ
A Duke University student said she is taking full responsibility for parts of her commencement speech that included passages similar to those in a Harvard University graduation speech years ago,…
Plan Proponent
Is it Ever Plagiarism to Use Other Attorneys’ Work Product?
Coming off our month long Judge Drake Series, I sat down this morning to comb through Westlaw for new Subchapter V opinions. I found a couple, but they can wait.…
Southern California Appellate News
Cut-n-paste = sanctions
Today's appellate sanctions installment is this case here form 2/5, in which the court found that the appeal was frivolous. The opening brief failed to account for an important recently…
Bill Madden's Blog
Conduct: Plagiarism by medical practitioner.
By Bill Madden
The Barnold Law blog has drawn attention to a decision from last year, Medical Board of Australia v Soh (Review and Regulation) [2019] VCAT 1549 (available on AUSTLII). Based on agreed…