Cheaters - please tell me this is not the norm

[Jumboshrimps]

I was not charged for my drink at starbucks the other day, i still went up and paid the cashier. I hope I am setting the right example for future lawyers.

Nope. The ultimate example to set for lawyers would be to then walk out the door and sue the hell out of Starbucks for. . . whatever. I'd call that "class."

[Silvermtn]

Probably was a Law School Dean or ABA official posing as a student to see someone would respond.

[bobbykurva]

If only there were some way to find out who he was. Sure way to get him expelled...

Get his number from the ad and do a reverse phone lookup on whitepages.com.

[dmitrik4]

dont worry, considering the only thing employers care about is how well you can research and write, its safe to say that this guy is missing the absolutely most important thing about law school. He is certainly sabotaging his own career out of sheer laziness.

yep.  and eventually em will find out that you can't cheat on the bar exam...so there's a good chance em won't end up practicing law in any case.