forgery

Could art forgeries be even better than the real thing?

Art forgers not only turn themselves in, they have lucrative careers even after conviction. Just ask Michelangelo.

Want to be a lawyer? Better behave yourself

A new campaign cracks down on lawyers who are rude and aggressive — with clients or even in their private lives

Lawyers behaving badly

A new campaign cracks down on lawyers who are rude and aggressive—with clients or even in their private lives

The Oda ado: overblown?

In the spirit of devil’s advocacy, Colby Cosh lays out the defence case

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A case of stolen student identity

Chinese official reportedly helps his daughter get into university by stealing a classmate’s name and ID number

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More trouble for banks: fake cheques

Banks could be on the hook for honouring forged cheques

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Toronto Star’s forged degree investigation

$1,000 buys two copies of sealed transcripts, $3,000 gets a university degree