Michael McAdoo case puts UNC court in spotlight

Posted Jul 17, 2011
The Michael McAdoo case caused the university to acknowledge that the honor court does not have the anti-plagiarism programs to catch cheating - programs that are free on the Internet. Some academic departments do have the capability. Chancellor Holden Thorp and other officials acknowledged that the honor court rarely investigates beyond the allegations brought to its attention. (Charlotte Observer)

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