Is There Life After Plagiarism And Fabrication? Not For Stephen Glass

Stephen Glass, a former The New Republic reporter who gained notoriety for fabricating dozens of stories in the mid-90s, is making headlines once again. This time, it’s because California’s Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments on whether Glass is morally fit to be a lawyer in the state. 

Glass is not the first or last reporter to be fired for crimes of plagiarism and lying. His life, of course, must continue after the scandal. Others have done it.

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