Top drug makers have paid billions of dollars in penalties for breaking the law in settlements with the U.S. Justice Department. But few, if any, major executives from these companies have been charged with any crimes. Big Pharma's crimes will continue until somebody goes to jail.
Many professors don't go after cheaters because it's too much trouble or they're afraid of confrontation or they're even worried about lawsuits. But professor Richard Quinn confronted some 200 cheaters in his class at the University of Central Florida and took a strong stand for academic integrity.
CheatingCulture.com Editor David Callahan explains how greed drove the foreclosure fraud crisis, the key role of "foreclosure mills," and why the fraud is still going on.
Thursday, December 16, 2010 at 9:53AM