A Scientific Article by a Member of the Judicial Council and Vice-Dean of the University of Ljubljana Contained Passages From a Student's Diploma Thesis. They Copied the Entire Passages
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BRATISLAVA/BANSKÁ BYSTRICA - Matej Bel University (UMB) in Banská Bystrica has distanced itself from any form of plagiarism or unethical academic behavior on the part of its employees. It was thus responding to a case concerning the scientific work of university lecturers at the Faculty of Law (PF) of UMB, who allegedly passed off a student's work as their own scientific output. If this suspicion is confirmed, it would be an extremely serious vi…
The student council is demanding an investigation into suspected violations of academic ethics at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana. Officials were supposed to submit a scientific paper that allegedly contained passages from a student's diploma thesis.
The Slovak Law School (ŠRVŠ) is requesting an investigation into suspicions of possible plagiarism by officials at the Faculty of Law of the Slovak University of Bratislava (PF MUB). The post They should have copied entire pages from the diploma. Officials of the Faculty of Law of the Slovak University of Bratislava (PF MUB) are facing suspicion of plagiarism was first displayed by interez.sk.
Two senior officials of the Faculty of Law of the Matej Bel University (UMB) in Banská Bystrica used entire passages from a student's diploma thesis in a scientific paper. They deny plagiarism, but the rector has requested their immediate resignation after the findings.
At the Faculty of Law of the Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica, two officials presented a student's diploma thesis as their scientific work. The information was brought by Denník N. The twelve-page text was signed by Jaroslav Klátik, who is a member of the Judicial Council and head of the Department of Criminal Law, and Jozef Michalk...
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