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Beyond that, the state education department says that schools that may have received federal grants based on fraudulent test scores could be forced to return the money.

"This defendant, Reddy Kancharla, created a lucrative and thriving business model based on the routine, almost automated, creation of fraudulent test reports," she told the judge.

Prosecutors say Mr. Wilson used the fraudulent test results in his January 2010 application to the Memphis City Schools, where he worked as a substitute teacher and volunteer football coach until he was dismissed after his indictment on Oct. 30.

Meanwhile, with the mindless persistence of a buffalo following the herd over the cliff, Mayor Bloomberg is closing more schools based on the fraudulent test scores that our military ignores using because they are more interested in "getting the job done" than playing numbers games.

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Under the scheme, a fraudulent test-taker would use identification documents claiming to be the student who was supposed to take the test.

The names of those high school students accused are protected, as the students are or were at the time of the incidents under 18; but the names of at least five accused fraudulent test-takers have been released, identifying students original to the region and now enrolled at Emory University, Indiana University, Tulane University and SUNY Stony Brook.

The charges included allegations of falsified records of road hours never taken, learner's permits issued without parental consent forms, unlicensed instructors teaching classes, fraudulent vision tests, permits issued to drivers who were not yet 16.

One of the earliest materials, Mr. Mulley said, was a product called Thermo-lag, which the commission approved based on what turned out to be fraudulent lab tests submitted by an obscure company.

Mr Kibaki raised polite laughter by suggesting young Kenyans should take up golf as a way to earn money.After Kenya voted on December 27th in parliamentary and presidential elections, the tight and probably fraudulent result tested the country to breaking point.

Although few countries today reward whistle-blowers, the tactic can be very effective: arguably the most sweeping medicine crime prosecution in history began with a whistle-blower and ended with a major pharmaceutical company (Ranbaxy, Gurgaon, India) pleading guilty to various criminal acts, including selling adulterated, falsified medicines based on fraudulent safety testing.