03-11-2012, 09:53 PM
(03-11-2012, 03:26 PM)Martin Eisenstadt Wrote:(03-11-2012, 09:21 AM)Really? Wrote: So, if someone submitted his work to a school for a degree and later submitted the same work to another school for a degree, wouldn't that be unethical? It sure seems so.
Trying to line up another cheap shot at someone who submitted a diss to two different unaccredited schools?
As you may know, fraud vitiates consent. If the first program was discovered to be fraudulent then the initial submission should be deemed vitiated. So if that boilerplate language accompanied the second submission it should be considered accurate and truthful.
It really seems to bother you that the person in question seems to get a lot more mileage out of his unaccredited degree than you get out of your accredited one. Could that be because it's not the quality of the degree that really matters, but rather the quality of the guy with the degree?
If one is a co-conspirator in a fraud, does the fraud release that person from responsibility and, thus, free said person to commit fraud yet again? Given, of course, that both circumstances are similar.
I've spoken of no particular person. And I have no such degree.

