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 yourselfA new campaign cracks down on lawyers who are rude and aggressive — with clients or even in their private lives
Lawyers behaving badlyA new campaign cracks down on lawyers who are rude and aggressive—with clients or even in their private lives
A case of stolen student identityChinese official reportedly helps his daughter get into university by stealing a classmate’s name and ID number
Toronto Star’s forged degree investigation$1,000 buys two copies of sealed transcripts, $3,000 gets a university degree