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I am not an ethicist. Thus, unlike the New York Times column, I do not purport to know the answers. I will post my own as well as those submitted. From time to time I may say what I think but this Blog is primarily for the contributions of others.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Hot Ham and Cheese Cheating??
Dear Law School Ethicist:
This has been bothering me for some time. I was having a hard time in Financial Papers class and I spoke to my teacher.She said that if I would bring her a hot ham and cheese sandwich from Subway each day for lunch I would get and A in the classl She paid for the sandwich so it seemed fine to me and I really wanted an A. A hot ham and cheese (6 inch) cost $5.34 including tax. A couple of weeks ago, I discovered that I could get almost exactly the same sandwich for $4.50 and a different sub shop. My teacher cannot tell the difference and I keep the 84 cents extra. Am I cheating by not telling her that I am only paying $4.50 for the sandwich?
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