Cheating

That move is going to cost you.

They say cheaters never win, but sometimes you have to admire the effort.

But they'll still be allowed to redeem themselves.

There are rules that govern legal ethics; only your own conscience governs cheating. 

Epic Games claims that it is in the company's copyright infringement suit filed against a 14-year-old boy.

Who prevailed in this year's epic contest?

* Children (under 8) around the country prepare for the first white president of their lifetime. [Ad Week]

* Do people regret going to law school? YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. [JSTOR]

* If law schools fudge employment data, will they be liable for their students’ debt? [TaxProf Blog]

* Are humanity, compassion and kindness the antidote to the recent wave of police killings and the death of Dallas police officers? Or is that too simplistic an answer? [Katz Justice]

* Notorious RBG has a lot to say about all the Court shenanigans going on. [New York Times]

* Law school cheating isn’t all that rare. [Law and More]

What ever happened to "cheaters never win"?

Is what this bar applicant did really that bad?

You will not believe what one law student is willing to pay for on Craigslist.

In-house columnist Mark Herrmann describes two senior-partner cons.

* Gibson Dunn released the records for all interviews it conducted in order to clear Gov. Christie’s name in the Bridgegate scandal. They all said he was too busy working out to know. [New Jersey Star-Ledger]

* Maryland Law named Donald B. Tobin its new dean. We hope he’ll assist in not jumping the gun on mourning the death of civil rights leaders before they’ve actually died. [Baltimore Business Journal]

* “You understand that you can’t have two defenses?” The prosecution is accusing Oscar Pistorius of changing his testimony mid-trial, and it seems at this point he’s got no leg to stand on. [Bloomberg]

* If you’re still thinking about going to law school, you should probably brush up on the logical reasoning section of the LSAT… because you’re not very good at it now. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]

* If you feel like stepping out on your spouse, you might consider moving to New Hampshire. The state is about to repeal its adultery law which makes the act of cheating a Class B misdemeanor. [Post-Standard]

Which D.C. Circuit judges almost hired Mathew Martoma, defendant in the biggest insider trading case ever, back when he was a Harvard law student?

Can you sue inanimate objects utilized in an affair -- like the online infidelity service, Ashley Madison?

An ethical issue for law students: should you report de minimis cheating?

This seems too ridiculous to be true, but we've got her on film admitting to it!

Who's the lawyer involved, and what law school did she attend?

Which law school prevailed in our fifth annual Law Revue Video Contest?

Steven Guynn, a former partner at King & Spalding, has been the subject of some salacious allegations. Whether they're true or false, here's one thing established beyond a reasonable doubt: his $3 million mansion is magnificent.

* ‘Unprecedented’ cheating at Harvard. Nice to know that Ted Kennedy’s spirit is alive and well in Cambridge. [Harvard Crimson] * Court accidentally posts secret settlement. That’ll teach these courts from keeping secrets. [Boston Globe] * Here is an appropriate response to a law firm brochure. [Lawprofblawg] * Former News of the World lawyer arrested. […]