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Is my student cheating? Can I prove it?

tall_martin · 2023-12-14T15:19:34Z

Hi, I've had an amazing piece of work handed in by a y13 criminology student who I think has not written it themselves. I can't find any plagiarism, but they can't tell me what some of the words they have used mean. Criminology is not a level English. I have never had a piece of this standard of writing and vocabulary handed in by any student. This students writing is good, but not this good. Any suggestions for how they have made this? They have denied it's plagiarised, and can't quite verbal explain some of the harder vocabulary and phrasing used. Thanks for any suggestions! Extract below Psychological studies including research by lotfus et al, indicate that factors like the timing of the event, discussion with others, the passage of time and questioning methods in court can influence witness’ memory and testimony. This casts doubt on the validity of eye witness evidence, as memories may lack accuracy, especially over extended periods or in heightened focus on specific details such as ‘weapon focus’. In complex technical cases, the outcome frequently depends on the testimony provided by an expert, be it a medical specialist or a forensic scientist. Essentially, these experts are expected to possess superior knowledge in their respected fields compared to legal professionals or laypeople, like jurors

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Edukator

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Someone has hacked thols2's account.

It's bizarre, if I check my own posts on an online plagiarism checker they show up as 100% plagiarised from STW but posts by other members show up as 100% original, even thols2's post above.

Posted : 22/12/2023 8:28 pm

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