Should I report extensive plagiarism in opposing student's brief for mock trial class? Forum

[BlendedUnicorn]

I probably would report him, depending on whether he is well-known for being a poor student. Wakeup calls in law school are better than those in practice.

Some people ITT are letting the "snitches get stitches" mentality go straight to their head.

So are you saying you would only report him if you knew that he was rich and had something to fall back on if he got kicked out of law school? Or only if he's a well known poor?

[Nebby]

I probably would report him, depending on whether he is well-known for being a poor student. Wakeup calls in law school are better than those in practice.

Some people ITT are letting the "snitches get stitches" mentality go straight to their head.

That is exactly what we're saying. I am glad we have a reasonable pyromaniac like yourself to burn up all these strawmen.

[Lettow]

I probably would report him, depending on whether he is well-known for being a poor student. Wakeup calls in law school are better than those in practice.

Some people ITT are letting the "snitches get stitches" mentality go straight to their head.

So are you saying you would only report him if you knew that he was rich and had something to fall back on if he got kicked out of law school? Or only if he's a well known poor?

No, I don't mean "poor" in a financial sense.

That is exactly what we're saying. I am glad we have a reasonable pyromaniac like yourself to burn up all these strawmen.

Read my post again and you'll see that I didn't say, "Everyone who says don't report him is letting the 'snitches get stitches' mentality go straight to their head."