Establishing Fair Procedures for Students Accused of Academic Dishonesty
Author: Ralph Gerstein.; Lois Gerstein .
Source: Volume 11, Number 01, Fall 2009 , pp.7-12(6)
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Abstract:
This article discusses academic dishonesty, what constitutes it, how common it is, the rights students have during academic dishonesty proceedings, and related claims of disability, discrimination, and false information. Some court cases are cited and used as examples of the real life issues regarding cheating and plagiarism.Keywords: Matar v. Florida International University; Imtiaz v. Board of Regents of the University of Michigan; Napolitano v. Trustees of Princeton University; Jaksa v. Regents of the University of Michigan; Lyon College v. Gray; Atria v. Vanderbilt University;
Affiliations:
1: Co-Editor; 2: Co-Editor.